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June 03, 2020

Airborne-Flight Training 06.03.20: Combo-Aero Degree, USAF Goes Short, UND Restart

Also: Aviation Instructor’s Handbook, Embry-Riddle to Resume, Destination Aviation Summer Camp, Two Newest RAF Pilots

Beginning this Fall, the Liberty University School of Aeronautics will offer a versatile new degree that combines flight training and maintenance. The Bachelor of Science in Aviation Technology provides students with the requirements needed to pursue their commercial pilot license and aviation mechanic certification. Steven Brinly, chair of aerospace technology, said the degree is unique because it qualifies students in both areas in four years rather than the more traditional five-year track for the combined degree. “By combining these two areas into a single degree, we are providing our students with a diverse set of skills that will enable them to

Space Station Astronauts Open NASDAQ Trading

American ISS Astronauts Treated To Singular Honor

It's been quite a few days for the space program and, in particular, two NASA astronauts who rode the SpaceX Crew Dragon to Orbit and docking this week, making history and restoring national pride in the US Space program. Darlings of the media, and feted worldwide, one of the latest honors for these men, as well as their American ISS crew mate was to get the nation's business off to a solid start on Tuesday. NASA astronauts Robert Behnken, Douglas Hurley and Chris Cassidy appeared on Nasdaq’s large television screen above Times Square in New York on June 2, 2020. The three astronauts, part of the International Space Station’s Expedition 63 crew, rang the ship’s bell onboard the st

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