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August 20, 2010

Divers Work To Salvage Helldiver

First Attempts Were Stymied By Mud, Breakdowns

Divers attempting to salvage a rare SB2C-4 WWII Helldiver from the bottom of the Lower Otay Reservoir near San Diego were frustrated earlier this week when a pump needed to clear mud from in and around the airplane broke down, forcing them to abandon the attempt.

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Upgraded Engines Delivered For UK Chinook Fleet

Honeywell Says The T55 Engine Increases Soldier Safety With More Power In Hot Climates

The UK's Chinook Fleet is getting some upgraded powerplants, as Honeywell delivered the first 28 T55-L-714A engines and fielding kits for the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defense (MOD) Chinook helicopters.

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Air Force Week In Central Florida Ramps Up Social Media Efforts

Launches Web Site And Facebook Page To Publicize Events

As hosts of Air Force Week in Central Florida, with a theme of Honoring Hometown Heroes, the 45th Space Wing has created a Facebook page and a Web site to publicize the week's activities.

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Having Mustang Dreams?

Bob Hoover Will Name JSSI's 'Fly A P-51' Winner At NBAA Annual Convention

Most pilots start to get that wistful look in their eye when they see a P-51 Mustang. That "what would it be like to fly one of those" look. At the NBAA annual meeting in Atlanta this fall, one pilot will have a chance to find out.

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Embraer Eyes NE Florida Facility

Brazillian Manufacturer Looks At Hangar At Jacksonville International Airport

Embraer is once again looking at a manufacturing facility in northeast Florida near where it had once considered building a spy plane.

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North Korean Pilot May Have Been Defecting When He Crashed

Fighter Jet Went Down In China About 90 Miles From N. Korean Border

Some sources in South Korea are quietly speculating that the pilot of North Korean military jet which went down in China near the Korean border may have been defecting.

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