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After baking in the New Mexico desert for nearly 40 years, one of Presley's former JetStars has a new owner with big plans.

After baking in the New Mexico desert for nearly 40 years, one of Elvis Presley's former JetStars has a new owner with big plans.

Elvis Presley may have been the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, but for the final years of his life, he was also the king of excess. Diamond jewelry, ...

May 1st, 1967 marked the date when Elvis Presley and Pricilla Beaulieu got married at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. However, the journey to Vegas from Presley's home in Palm Springs, Colorado involved a fair bit of subterfuge to avoid the press and usual crush of fans. A little after midnight, the small wedding party hopped the back wall in Presley's yard, where some cars were waiting to  whisk them off to Palm Springs International Airport.

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Elvis Presley, the rock and roll star, was keenly interested in aircraft and, as a result, owned two private jets. Moreover, he named one of the aircraft after his daughter Lisa Marie.

Lockheed showed a model of a new three-engined JetStar 3 to potentially replace its four-engined Lockheed JetStar but as with new business plans, marketing s

StandardAero's donation of a TFE731-3 engine will be used to familiarize Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics Myrtle Beach students with older engines.

Ideas Take Flight In Georgia Highlands College Logistics And Supply Chain Project - Cartersville, GA - Both Hawkins and Major said partnering with GHC for this project helps the museum to continue its mission of being a community resource.

Jay Yu is investor in Fewber Global, Keith Cochran is president and CEO of Kulr Technology, and Desiree Ward became president of Jet Access Aviation.