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June 04, 2015

Airborne 06.04.15: Sullenberger Movie!, First B737 MAX, Airbus Explains A400M

Also: Google's Project Loon, IMC Clubs, ULPower, Emirates v Emanuel, FedEx, NASA v Bugs, Women's Progress In USAF

Clint Eastwood has announced his next movie project, and it's one that will tackle a story for which we all know that outcome, and will probably go see anyway. Eastwood will direct a movie based on the life of Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the pilot who ditched a US Airways Airbus A320 in the Hudson River after a bird strike in January 2009. Not a single life was lost when the airplane went down in the river. The first Boeing 737 MAX is on its way! Boeing’s Renton, Washington fa

Staple Of The Florida International Air Show For 30 Years

The long-time air boss of the Florida International Air Show has gone west. Bob Hall, who suffered from pancreatic cancer, passed away last week.

The BBJ Continues to Represent The Pinnacle Of Business Travel

While at NBAA2014, ANN News Editor Tom Patton checked on what is going on with the business jet side of the Boeing Company. This gave him the opportunity to talk with the president of Boeing Business Jets’ Steve Taylor. Tom’s first question was about Boeing’s statement that their bizjet market looks good.

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Airborne 06.03.15: Sonex Tragedy, Falcon 5X Rollout, Indian Pilot Scandal

Also: Breitling Jet Team, Jack Pelton, NetJets New Leadership, Carpenter Avionics, Italian AirShow, Expensive Rescue, DHS Preclearance

ANN regrets to report that Sonex Aircraft CEO Jeremy Monnett, has been confirmed as lost in the crash of N123SX, identified in records as a 2007 Sonex SA. The other person onboard has yet to be officially identified and we will bring that info to you when able. Needless to say, this is a punch to the gut for the close-knit family of sportplane pilots and fans in Oshkosh and ANN sends it prayers and support to the Monnett family, everyone else at Sonex, and the extended fa

“Achieving this milestone on schedule is a testament to the success of the 737 and our integrated design and build team.” Source: Keith Leverkuhn, vice president and general manager, 737 MAX.