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Why Boeing Pilots Can't Fly Airbus Jets Without Being Retrained
Boeing and Airbus have very different control schemes in the cockpit, making it difficult to jump between the two.
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What Are Those Hypnotic Spirals On Plane Engines For Anyway?
Are these spirals just fun little designs, or is there more going on there? Turns out, it's the latter.
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Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing At Lime Rock Park
The exact cause of the crash is still under investigation, but the track called it a "mechanical failure."
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These Are The Only Planes Fast Enough To Outrun The Earth's Rotation
If you're in the right plane, can you start out in daylight and circle the Earth without ever seeing darkness? Sure, you can ... but you'll need plenty of fuel.
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Striking Machinist Union Approves Offer That Boeing Never Made
pinching its own worker's pennies means that planes aren't getting made.
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From Golf Carts To Utilicars: Harley-Davidson's Weirdest Side Hustles
Harley-Davidson is famous for its iconic motorcycles, but the company has built more than just bikes. Here are some of HD's most interesting secondary projects.
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How The Civil Air Patrol Became America's Quietest Aviation Power
It lacks the profile of the U.S. Air Force or Space Force, but the Civil Air Patrol serves several vital functions. Its story starts with a hunt for Nazi subs.
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How Often Do Harley-Davidsons Need A 3-Hole Oil Change?
Harley-Davidson motorcycles require a handful of primary lubricant services. Here's how to determine when it's time to perform your three-hole oil change.
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These U.S. States Still Don't Have Motorcycle Helmet Laws
Some states like to play it fast and loose with the safety of their motorcycle-riding public.
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Pando Moto Armored Gear Finally Looks As Hot As Motorcycling Feels
Pando Moto's Shell WW bodysuit and Mila Cargo jeans are as safe as you'd hope from equipment of their price point, plus they're actually good-looking.
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Private Jet Goes Off Runway And Crashes Into House, Luckily Without Hurting Anyone
A Kentucky resident received an unexpected visitor when an airplane crashed into the side of her home.
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The Next Lunar Rover Might Be Driven From 238,900 Miles Away
NASA contractor Lunar Outpost revealed that its Lunar Terrain Vehicle will be capable of real-time teleoperations from its mission control here on Earth.
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Even Motorcycles Aren't Immune To Subscription Services
Manufacturers may think we want subscription services, but we really don't.
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Don't Automatically Freak Out If You See A Worker Just Yeeting Things Out Of A Plane
While it's no surprise this video went viral, it wasn't actually luggage that these workers were tossing down a whole staircase.
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Plane Circled Over The Mediterranean For An Hour As An Air Traffic Controller Slept
The dysfunction surrounding the current state of air traffic control isn't exclusive to the United States.
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Boeing Escapes With $3.1 Million Fine After 737 Max Door Plug Blowout
The FFAA announced a proposed $3.1 million fine against Boeing on Friday for the blowout itself and interference with safety officials' independence
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Riding In A Towed RV Or Camper Is Illegal In These US States
While they are great for going on an adventure, you should think twice about having passengers ride in an RV or camper trailer. Here's what the laws say.
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'Get Off The iPad': Spirit Airlines Flight Comes Way Too Close To Air Force One
Air traffic control wasn't happy with a Spirit Airlines pilot who flew too close to Air Force One and failed to change course after repeatedly being told to.
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Toyota Wants You To Host NBA Watch Parties In Its New E-Palette Minibus
Toyota wants it to be a people-carrier, a food truck, a theater, and more — all in the same day.
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This Over-Wing Engine Setup Helped Boeing's YC-14 Master Short Runways
What's the answer when you're trying to lift paratroopers and weapons where runways can't be long? Boeing put the engines atop the wings for several reasons.
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Do RVs Need To Stop At Weigh Stations?
Weight stations are checkpoints allowing state officials to check the weight limits and driver logs of trucks, and you might be wondering if RVs are checked.
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Boeing Built A Flying Star Wars X-Wing: Here's Why
Bringing movie magic to the real world, Boeing built a flying "Star Wars" X-wing. Then it flew in public just once before landing in a museum.
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Forget Missiles: Ukraine Is Using Drones To Ram Drones Like An Old-School Navy
To deal with the increasing frequency and ferocity of Russian drone strikes, Ukraine is beginning to turn to one of the oldest plays in the military book.
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This Harley-Davidson Was Built With Porsche Power
The Harley-Davidson V-Twin Racing Street Custom, aka the V-Rod, was developed by Porsche but based on the model used in the Harley VR1000 superbike.
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Toxic Fume Leaks On Planes Making Both Passengers And Crew Horribly Sick
The culprit is what's known as a fume event, and it occurs when toxic fumes from jet engines make their way into the cockpit or cabin.
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These 3 Harley-Davidson Bikes Aren't Made In America Anymore
Harley-Davidson is one of the most iconic motorcycle brands in the market. However, some of its bikes aren't made in the United States anymore.
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NASA Kicks Chinese Workers Out As It Promises It's Not Losing The Next Moon Race
The philosophy seems to be that NASA should do all Moon stuff, all the Moon time.
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