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Captain of a Air India Flight locked out of cockpit. |
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Air India made the news again this week.
A source from Air India says the cockpit door of one of its planes got jammed during a flight while the captain went to use the plane's lavatory, forcing an unscheduled landing by the co-pilot in central India.A door for... Read More... |
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IVAO Stress Test Event |
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Posted by newsroom on Tuesday, May 14 @ 23:41:32 UTC (101 reads)
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Over the last few weeks the network team at IVAO have been busy upgrading the servers, hopefully you will have noticed the improvements in stability. However, we need your help! We can only really test the effectiveness of the upgrades by placing the network under high load and therefore we would like to invite you to the "IVAO Stress Test" event on May 17th, 2013 from 17:00 to 20:00 UTC.
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The FCC moves to introduce High Speed Internet |
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Posted by jt on Saturday, May 11 @ 12:58:46 UTC (134 reads)
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The Federal Communications Commission moved to establish a multi-gigabit in-flight Internet service using newly–available airwaves in the 14.0-14.5 GHz band on Thursday. The proposal, based largely on a petition from Qualcomm first made in 2011, would involve the creation of 150 ground stations which would beam Internet signals up to aircraft.
In its petition, Qualcomm cited the explosion in mobile broadband usage, noting that the use of mobile is “now an integral part of many Americans’ lives “The reality is that we expect and often need to be able to get online 24/7, at home, in an office or on a plane,” said Julius Genachowski, the FCC chairman, at a meeting Thursday. “This will enable business and leisure travelers aboard aircraft in the United States to be more productive and have more choices in entertainment, communications and social media, and it could lower prices.”The new service would provide connectivity to aircraft flying within the contiguous United States and would not work over Alaska, Hawaii, or island territories
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Happy Birthday Sky Blue Radio!!! |
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Posted by jt on Thursday, May 09 @ 02:11:07 UTC (227 reads)
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May
13th 2007 was a date that saw the birth of a global force in flight simulation
entertainment. Sky Blue Radio took to the internet airwaves broadcasting 24
hours a day 7 days a week. Six years
later Sky Blue Radio is still going strong, and this year we are having a
party, with tons of presents.
It
will be party atmosphere here at Sky Blue Radio and a party without presents is
just no fun at all so Sky Blue Radio will begin the weekend with a contest.
Starting on Friday May 10th, Sky Blue Radio will be airing our “winning
phrase” allowing our listeners a chance to enter this amazing giveaway. Listeners
can enter up to 6 times, increasing their chances to win! The Birthday Bash
giveaway culminates during the weekend of the 10th, with DJs’ LIVE
on air from 1400 Zulu on Friday to 0300 Zulu Monday taking your requests and
partying all weekend long! The contest
will run through Sunday, May 19th!
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Hawaii begins $739M upgrade to Honolulu International Airport |
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Posted by jt on Sunday, May 05 @ 22:39:40 UTC (101 reads)
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vertigo writes " The state of Hawaii plans to break ground Thursday on a four-year, $739 million renovation and expansion at Honolulu International Airport, starting with a new maintenance building for Aloha Air Cargo.
The Honolulu Star-Advertiser reports the project, which has been in the works since 2005, will include a new rental-car facility, two new concourses, wider taxiways for larger planes and additional gates and space to park aircraft.
The newspaper reports the project will add six new gates for a total of 58 gates, and 10 additional parking spaces for aircraft for a total of 65 spaces. "
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