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2010 Luyanghu International General Aviation Festival.
China is opening its low altitude airspace to support the needs of general aviation, specifically the applications of emergency rescue. This new development and market demand have attracted many successful entrepreneurs from traditional business sectors, seeking the possibility of entering into the aviation business.
 Boeing Begins Assembly of 1,000th 767.
EVERETT, Wash. (PRNewswire-FirstCall): Boeing (NYSE: BA) has begun assembly of the 1,000th 767 airplane at the factory in Everett, Wash. Mechanics took the first step in major assembly by loading the wing spar into the assembly tool. The spar is the internal support structure that runs through the full length of the wing.
 Gulfstream G650 Reaches Mach 0.995.
SAVANNAH, Ga.: Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. announced today that its ultra-long-range, ultra-large-cabin Gulfstream G650 recently reached Mach 0.995 as part of its 1,800-hour flight-test program.
 The Delightful Control of Wix
The delight is all yours. With the entire ensign and captivating view as well as the power, they can make the whole thing possible. You can go to the places that are unfeasible to achieve you can make your own life outside the universe and beyond eternity. You can bestow the most motivated part in [...] Second homes: Las Vegas condos are on sale
The city's real estate market has been among the hardest-hit in the country, and second-home bargains are rampant.
 BAe Lightning Almost Ready to Fly.
The British have invaded Bay St. Louis, Miss. There, a team of British and American engineers and technicians are working to restore a British Aerospace Lightning back to flying condition. If they’re successful, it will be one of only four flying in the world, and the only example in the United States.
 Name that airport ...
Here is this week's "name that airport" photo.
 Boeing’s Billion Dollar Gamble: Inside The World’s Biggest Building.
It's made in the world's biggest building, takes only four days to put together and is the first commercial aircraft built from carbon composites, but will the revolutionary new Dreamliner win the battle for our skies?
 200 Chinese Pilots Gave Fake Credentials.
Over 200 pilots in China submitted fake records of their flying histories, and they were employed by airlines desperate for staff, the country's civil aviation authority has said. Investigations conducted by officials showed that in 2008-2009, Shenzhen Airlines had 103 pilots with faked work histories on the payroll, China Daily reported Tuesday citing China Business News.
 Will more states force hotels to go smoke-free? Not likely
Will we see more states ban smoking in 100% of hotel rooms like Wisconsin and Michigan did in recent months?
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