Here’s an example of the type and depth of information that you can extract, if you use your online resources. In this case, FlightAware is used to study a very large cargo flight hauling large aircraft components between Boeing factories … Continue reading →
The busiest commercial airport in South Carolina, Charleston International is owned by the U.S. Air Force but operated as a joint-use airport, with the Charleston County Aviation Authority. The airport sits on 2,060 acres and is seeing rapid growth as … Continue reading →
Three months ago, the ‘Dissecting NextGen’ presentation was made in Des Moines, to help people better understand the impacts of NextGen around Sea-Tac International Airport [KSEA]. Included within that presentation was discussion of ‘Hub Concentration’ and ‘Route Concentration’, as two … Continue reading →
It took NTSB ten days to release a report on a midair collision that killed two men, when their Cessna was broadsided by a USAF F16 ‘training flight’ north of Charleston, SC [KCHS]. A PDF copy of the report text … Continue reading →
Two men were killed three days ago, when their Cessna was broadsided by a low-flying Air Force F16. This was a tragic accident that should never have happened, and would not have happened if any of the following practices had … Continue reading →
CBS46 News News reports indicate that an Air Force F16 flying a short flight from Shaw AFB in Sumter, SC [KSSC] to the Air Force Base in Charleston, SC [KCHS] broadsided a Cessna C150 over Moncks Corner, SC. The Cessna … Continue reading →