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June 07, 2011

ANN Special Feature: Part II: FAA Restores Training in Experimentals - 06.08.11

ANN's Paul Plack talks with David Oord, a Government & Advocacy Specialist with the Experimental Aircraft Association, about new FAA guidance on flight instruction in expeimental aircraft in th

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ANN Special Feature: Part I: FAA Restores Training in Experimentals - 06.07.11

ANN's Paul Plack talks with David Oord, a Government & Advocacy Specialist with the Experimental Aircraft Association, about the significance of new FAA guidance to field offices on the issuanc

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NASA Administrator Bolden Opens Exploration Symposium

Focus Is On Space Shuttle ... And What's Next

NASA and the Georgia Institute of Technology will review the achievements of the agency's Space Shuttle Program and look ahead to the future of space exploration during a symposium this week.

Co-Designer Still Hopes To Fly The Single-Person Suborbital Spacecraft

After three years in development and one unsuccessful launch attempt, a rocket built by two Danish inventors has made a successful unmanned test flight.

Over 500 Get Layoff Notices As Shuttle Program Winds Down

Boeing on Friday issued 60-day advance layoff notices to approximately 510 employees in its Space Exploration division, resulting primarily from the planned completion of the Space Shuttle program.

Tigers, Spiders, And Raptors ... Oh, My!

On Tuesday, June 7, at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, VA, Alfred "Paul" Metz will present "Tigers, Spiders and Raptors: One Test Pilot's Story," at 1400 EDT in the Reid Conference Center.