How to fly your drone responsibly in Arizona
Did you receive an unmanned aircraft system (UAS) or drone as they are more commonly known for the holidays? New…
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ASU scientists selected for NASA investigation team
NASA has announced the selection of Science Investigation Teams for its Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST). ASU will be…
Read MoreSky Harbor gets mixed results on holiday report card
With increased numbers of travelers at airports all over the country, flying can be a hassle during the holidays. But…
Read MoreMesa Airlines adding 18 Embraer 175 aircraft
Mesa Airlines, Inc. today announced the expansion of its agreement with United Airlines to operate three additional Embraer 175 aircraft,…
Read MoreAerospace firms make LGBT inclusion a priority
Aerospace and defense companies continue to work toward LGBT inclusion, according to a report by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC)…
Read MorePapillon Group pilots go pink for breast cancer awareness
Papillon Group pilots will wear pink epaulettes during the entire month of October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The ornamental…
Read MoreAble Engineering, Able Aerospace hit new heights
Neither the recession nor sequestration has slowed one Arizona aerospace company. “For the last 12 years, we are growing at…
Read MoreEmbry-Riddle kicks off milestone year with open house
In a nod to its upcoming 90th anniversary and key role in Arizona’s aerospace, aviation and technological development, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical…
Read MorePinnacle Aviation earns Stage 3 certification
Pinnacle Aviation announced that as a result of its latest independent safety and operations audit by IS-BAO, the IBAC council…
Read MoreASU chosen to lead lunar CubeSat mission
A spacecraft the size of a shoebox with Arizona origins will soon be orbiting our nearest neighbor to create a…
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