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FAA investigating near collision at Reagan National Airport | Headlines - Vimarsana News

FAA investigating near collision at Reagan National Airport | Headlines

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a near collision that occurred Thursday morning at Reagan National Airport in Arlington.

Turbulent Times: United Airlines Faces SFO Investigation After Series of Flight Mishaps - Vimarsana News

Turbulent Times: United Airlines Faces SFO Investigation After Series of Flight Mishaps

In the wake of several unsettling events, United Airlines is currently under the spotlight as aviation authorities investigate a string of safety incidents involving the carrier's flights at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Passengers and bystanders alike might be concerned by the recent headlines — hydraulic leaks, missing panels, and tires falling off planes —…

Jet stream pushes planes to speeds near 840 mph, shortening flight times - Vimarsana News

Jet stream pushes planes to speeds near 840 mph, shortening flight times

Jet streams are the strongest during the winter when air north of the stream is colder and air to the south is warmer. Since the air is cold in Canada and warm over Florida, the "contrast between cold and warm causes the winds to blow faster," he explained.

Source: yahoo.com
Boeing 737 MAX 9 parts suppliers watching investigation of mid-flight incident - Vimarsana News

Boeing 737 MAX 9 parts suppliers watching investigation of mid-flight incident

Boeing may be dealing with a public relations crisis after a door plug flew off Alaska Airlines 737 MAX in mid-flight.

171 Alaska and United Max 9 737s remain grounded - Vimarsana News

171 Alaska and United Max 9 737s remain grounded

Passengers were lucky to be at 16,000 feet, when a blowout happened and breathing masks were deployed. At that altitude, the air is very thin and the outside temperature is minus 17 degrees.

Source: ktvu.com