Mar 29 2011
Airport Body Scanners Not a Health Risk
A traveler would have to go through a body scanner 50 times to receive the same amount of radiation as from a dental X ray.
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Dec 27 2010
Blizzard Brings East Coast Travel to a Halt
A massive blizzard brought chaos to air, road and train transit.
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Nov 24 2010
Radiation Risk from Flying Dwarfs Body Scanners
Given the amount of radiation passengers are exposed to in flight, concerns over the safety of the body scanners may be misguided.
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Nov 23 2010
Going Through Airport Security? What to Expect
At least 20 levels of security are in place to thwart both terror attacks and troublemakers in the air.
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Nov 05 2010
Commercial Space Travel Rules of the Road
The FAA is beginning to look past domestic skies, planning ahead for what may be coming down the space highway over the next few years.
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Sep 24 2010
Solar Plane to Stay Aloft for Five Years
The Solar Eagle will operate as a pseudo-satellite, soaring 65,000 feet above Earth.
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Aug 23 2010
Beyond the Black Box
Instead of storing flight data on board, aircraft could easily send the information in real time to the ground.
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Aug 11 2010
Superbugs Spreading From South Asia
A recently discovered gene can jump across different species of bacteria and makes infections resistant to antibiotics.
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Jul 07 2010
Solar Plane Takes Off in Historic Flight
The Solar Impulse will attempt to demonstrate the value of solar energy by flying around the clock.
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May 27 2010
Telescope in the Sky Makes Debut Flight
Take a ground-based telescope and put it 40,000 feet into the air. What do you have? A new way to look at the universe.
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