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Family members are waiting, hoping theres a miracle. Indonesian officials are urging caution. From their calculations and estimates, that they believe this plane is at the bottom of the java sea. Our embassy in jakarta is in close contact with indonesian officials. Today we received a request for assistance locating the airplane. Reporter katy tur, nbc 10 news singapore. And well talk to a local aviation expert. Hear his insight about what could have gone wrong aboard airasia qz8501. And nbc nig...

Make Believe Pizza – a Traverse City pop-up with a cult following that has sometimes experienced sell-outs in minutes – is opening a brick-a...

Greg Klein of Watertown has had a busy year with retirement from Lake Area Technical College as an Aviation Program Director and Instructor, and he is also being inducted into

U.S. Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi recently presented Harper College leaders with $500,000 of federal funding to help Harper launch an aviation maintenance program. Pictured (from left) are Walt Mundt, trustee; Bill Kelley, board of trustees chair; Avis Proctor, Harper president; Herb Johnson, trustee; Krishnamoorthi and Pat Stack, trustee. Harper College in Palatine is preparing to

A professor at Blue Ridge Community College who started its Aviation Maintenance program has received a prestigious award from the FAA.

The measure was approved on a 225-201 roll-call vote. Nine Republicans — including Illinois members Adam Kinzinger and Rodney Davis, both lame ducks — joined Democrats in passing the measure.

Workforce needs across the country are impacting more than just daily life for us.

United Airlines to Sponsor MIAT MustangsHOUSTON, April 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- MIAT College of Technologys (MIAT) Aviation Maintenance Program s...

FAIRMONT — Pierpont Community & Technical College’s Board of Governors isn’t sure they can meet the deadlines of their 2021 separation memorandum of understanding with Fairmont State University.

HUNTINGTON — As leaders in the Tri-State work to find solutions to turn abandoned properties into something that will contribute to the local economy, Marshall University’s aviation program has found