El Toro F/A-18 Hornet Plane Crash Video: 24 April 1988, Marine Corps Colonel Jerry Cadick, serving as commanding officer of MAG-11, crashed his F/A-18 Hornet at the bottom of a loop as he was performing a tactical aerial demonstration at the MCAS El Toro Air Show before a crowd of 300,000.
This excellent explainer video by Wendover Productions explains in incredible detail what it takes to keep the International Space Station (ISS) supplied with food, crew, experiments and more.
In this premiere episode of our re-launched aviation podcast series we speak with Guy Norris, Los Angeles Bureau Chief and Senior Editor of Aviation Week, about the history and incredible technology behind the superjumbo Airbus A380 airliner and why it failed in the marketplace.
Aerospace Space News: SpaceX Crew Dragon Splashdown Marks End of DM1 Flight. The Crew Dragon spacecraft has been recovered after splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean.
Mountain View, California-based Kitty Hawk Corporation has published a new teaser video of their Flyer Ultralight category multi-copter aircraft.
SpaceX claims they have “been approached to fly two private citizens on a trip around the moon late next year.” According to SpaceX the citizens have already paid a significant deposit to do a moon mission.
A statement issued by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) says that the agency’s initial investigation indicates the light plane crash in East Hartford, Connecticut, on 12 October 2016, near a Pratt & Whitney plant, is the result of an intentional act.
AeroSpaceNews.com was launched in July 1997, making it the first online aerospace news site and a true pioneer of internet news publication. The editor and publisher (same guy) is a former staff photojournalist at industry leader Flight International Magazine.
He has also served as staff AeroSpace Expert at KFWB Newsradio, contributed multiple cover stories to Aviation Week and Space Technology, along with on-camera and behind the scenes expertise to programs on the Military Channel, the History Channel, and the Discovery Channel.
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