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'STEM On The Fly,' To Inspire Middle And High School Students To Love STEM

The Fun, High-Flying Lesson Lets High School Student Explore The Math And Science Needed For A Career As Southwest Airlines Pilot

A high school sophomore has won Texas Instruments' (TI) #GenSTEM contest and a starring role in the latest edition of STEM Behind Cool Careers, an entertaining series of calculator activities and videos that introduce middle and high school students to unexpected STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) careers. The national contest, hosted by former professional football player turned full-time mathematician, John Urschel, asked students and teachers from across the country to submit photos showing how STEM inspires them.

First Air Announces Proposal For Growth To Canada's Arctic

Inuit-Owned Airline Is A Vital Link In Arctic Supply Chain

In partnership with The Ottawa Airport Authority and Aeroterm, First Air submitted two separate applications to the National Trade Corridors Fund (NTCF). This Government of Canada program was announced mid-2017 to provide funding for infrastructure projects that help support the flow of goods and passengers throughout the transportation system by reducing bottlenecks and addressing capacity issues. Ensuring that Canada's northern communities benefit from these important infrastructure projects was identified as an important priority for the NTCF.

Boeing Presence At Singapore Airshow Underpins Growth Prospects In Asia-Pacific

737 MAX, 787 And 777X Airplane Models On Exhibit

Boeing will showcase a wide range of products and services at this year's Singapore Airshow, Asia's largest aerospace and defense show, which runs Feb. 6-11. The scale of the company's presence at this year's show reflects the strong growth prospects and opportunities across its commercial, defense and services businesses in Asia-Pacific.

DGCA Suspends Jet Airways Pilots Who Fought In Cockpit For Five Years

Altercation Took Place On Flight From London To Mumbai

Two pilots who were involved in a fight in the cockpit of a Jet Airways airliner have had their pilot certificates revoked for five years by India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation, along with being fired by the airline.