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Analogic: X-raying You and Your Stuff
The longer we expect to live, the more concerned we are with what's going on inside us. Plus airports are being threatened by shampoo bottles daily – making Analogic's medical imaging equipment and airport luggage scanners hot sellers year after year.
Tags: Scanners, Healthcare, Analogic Corp., Medical Imaging, Hardware, Peripherals, analogic corporation, alog, ultrasound, plane, oem, airport security, lion king, 24, kiefer sutherland, jesus, simpsons, schwarzenegger, jolie, pitt, zune, full metal jacket, spinal tap, web video, cbs, cbs news, cbs.com, howard lindzon, closing bell, julie alexandria, wallstrip, wallstreet, stocks, stock market, stock exchange, money, finance, investing, invest, nasdaq, nyse, cash, business, warren, buffet, berkshire hathaway, day trade, trends, cnbc, trading, market, jim cramer, britney
Videos 2008-03-23
Delta Grounds Planes. Will Others Follow?
Remember how I said that Delta was going to tweak its business plan this week? Well, it's happened. And you may not be surprised to hear that it sounds a lot like the plan other airlines are putting out there. It's shrinking time. Delta said today that...
Tags: Brett Snyder, Plane
Blog posts 2008-03-20
Kids On Planes: 5 Survival Tips
Kids on planes. Mention it to any traveler - particularly a frequent business traveler - and you're sure to get a strong reaction. Kicking, screaming, unruly children, and their oblivious parents are a reality of life on the road. A reality few travelers seem to like. A 2006 survey by...
Tags: Plane, Corporate Governance, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing Research, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Marketing
White papers
Traveling Green (And Not First Class)
The Union of Concerned Scientists have compiled a guide to green travel -- favoring buses, coach airline seats and trains -- to create a smaller carbon footprint. Some of the findings: First-class seating takes up more space than coach seating, so the average first-class...
Tags: Emission, Passenger, Plane, Barbara E. Hernandez
Blog posts 2009-05-12
ExpressJet To Fly 10 Planes for United This Summer
Remember how I said on Friday that regional carriers were having trouble placing their 50 seat jets? Apparently, that doesn't apply to ExpressJet. The airline will be putting 10 of its Embraer ERJ-145 aircraft into service with United this summer. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Airline, Aircraft, Plane, Aerospace & Defense, Manufacturing, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2009-05-11
As Airlines Cut Capacity, Aircraft "Boneyards" Rise
Almost every airline has released reports of capacity cuts, so where do all these planes go? Chances are the jets go to a "boneyard" like one in Victorville, Calif., also known as the Southern California Logistics Airport, which is experiencing record business. And with slashes in airline capacity scheduled for this year,...
Tags: Aircraft, Plane, Chances, Aircraft Mechanic, Aerospace & Defense, Manufacturing, Barbara E. Hernandez
Blog posts 2009-03-15
Travel Roundup: Added Inaugural Routes, Delta Diverts for Passenger, India Buys Boeing and More
Amtrak adds trains, airlines add planes for presidential inauguration -- Amtrak will add more trains from Boston to Washington, D.C. on Inauguration Day to deal with the large number of people expected to see President-Elect Barack Obama take the oath of office. Southwest Airlines will also add 26 flights to the region while Delta Air...
Tags: Flight, Aircraft, Boeing Co., Plane, Transportation, Aerospace & Defense, Manufacturing, Barbara E. Hernandez
Blog posts 2009-01-05
Innovation on the Road
How much time to you spend on the road? At airports? On planes? How can you best utilise the time to be more innovative? There are some real opportunities while sitting on a plane. Take it from me --- this month I travelled to Abu Dhabi, Dubai,...
Tags: Innovation, Plane, Engineering, Leadership, Strategy, Management, Jennifer Goddard
Blog posts 2008-11-05
Hawaiian Adds Winglets to Some of Its 767 Fleet
We've already seen Aviation Partners Boeing winglets becomes a "must-have" on the next generation 737s, and the 757s aren't far behind. Now that a 767 winglet has been developed, it seems to be gaining some traction as well. Hawaiian has announced it will put winglets on some of...
Tags: Fleet, Plane, Hawaiian, Aerospace & Defense, Pricing, Marketing Research, Manufacturing, Marketing, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2008-09-16
How to Recycle Idle 747s? Turn Them Into Cheap Lodging
It was only a matter of time before old planes would be recycled into something, well, kind of cool. The Jumbo Hostel, a converted Boeing 747 within walking distance to the Stockholm-Arlanda Airport, will begin taking reservations in December for travelers wanting to sleep in a real, live...
Tags: Plane, Blogging, Internet, Barbara E. Hernandez
Blog posts 2008-09-05
JetBlue Improves Wireless Internet Onboard
Back in December, JetBlue rolled out its plane called Beta Blue. This plane was set to be its testbed aircraft. It became the first airline to offer free inflight email and IM, but it was highly restrictive. You could only check your Yahoo account or use your...
Tags: JetBlue Airways Corp., Wireless Internet, Aircraft, Plane, Wireless, E-mail, Aerospace & Defense, E-mail Providers, Handhelds, Online Communications, Manufacturing, Internet, Hardware, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2008-06-10
United Looks at Major Jet Purchase
United Airlines parent company UAL is in the market for up to 150 new jets and could place an order for them by this fall. This is a HUGE development in the aerospace business. According to a letter to employees from United CEO Glen Tilton, UAL's looking...
Tags: Airbus S.A.S., Jet, Plane, United Airlines, Aerospace & Defense, Balance Sheets, Financial Accounting, Investment, Strategy, Manufacturing, Financial Statements, Finance, Management, Bryan Corliss
Blog posts 2009-06-04

Additional Resources

Is Citizen Journalist Coverage of a Plane Crash More Important Than a Plane Crash?
By now, I assume everyone has been thoroughly drenched in plane crash coverage. (Please forgive the standing-on-the-wing-of-a-plane-in-the-Hudson pun.) Well, try this on for size: last night when I Googled the term "plane crash", Google News placed two stories about citizen journalist coverage of the plane crash above the plane crash...
Tags: Journalist, Story, Citizen Journalism, Blogging, Wiki, Internet, Online Communications, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2009-01-16
Plane hit the Pentagon?(Tech Forum)
I don't know how you can report this story confirming a plane hit the Pentagon when clearly there is no plane in the picture! Anyone with an eye can see that whatever hit the Pentagon was too small to be a jet plane. Show me the plane,...
Tags: Pentagon
Research articles 2006-07-01
UAE: OASIS PLANE RENTAL COMPANY.(acquires new plane)(Brief Article)
A-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper quoted an announcement published in early October 2002 by the Oasis Plane Rental Company reporting the purchase of an Airbus A321 type plane. The paper noted that the plane is intended for rental to a Canadian airline for a A-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper quoted...
Tags: OASIS
Research articles 2002-11-11
Out-Of-Plane Advanced Analysis of Steel Structures
Attempts to extend practical advanced analyses of the in-plane behavior of 2-D steel frames under in-plane loading to out-of-plane behavior have been largely unsuccessful because of difficulties in modeling the effects of yielded zones, load heights, interactions between twist and axial force and moments, and end warping restraints. This paper...
Tags: Analysis, University Of Sydney
White papers 2002-09-01
AIR CHINA INTRODUCES NEW PLANE
AsiaInfo Services 08-27-1999 Air China Introduces New Plane CHINA, August 26, AsiaPort -- Air China recently introduced a Boeing 737-800 plane, a new type of Boeing aircraft boasting the most advanced technology of the 1990s....
Tags: Boeing Co.
Research articles 1999-08-27
OATS with large ground plane. (EMC Symposium New Product Preview).
A 50-m x 80-m, all-metal ground plane is a major component of the open-air test site OATS CalSite initiative. Antenna positioners and a test instrumentation bay are beneath the ground plane to ensure minimal interference, cable length, and signal A 50-m x 80-m, all-metal...
Tags: EMC Corp.
Research articles 2002-08-01
BOEING SHANGHAI AVIATION SERVICES TO BUILD PLANE GARAGE
AsiaInfo Services 10-19-2007 Boeing Shanghai Aviation Services to Build Plane Garage SHANGHAI, Oct 19, 2007 SinoCast via COMTEX -- Boeing Shanghai Aviation Services Co., Ltd. announced that it was building plane repairing and refitting hangar AsiaInfo Services ...
Tags: Boeing Co.
Research articles 2007-10-19
FM SPOKESMAN: SPY PLANE ISSUE CLOSE TO RESOLUTION
AsiaInfo Services 06-11-2001 FM spokesman: Spy Plane Issue Close to Resolution BEIJING, Jun 11, 2001 AsiaPort via COMTEX -- The US-China plane collision issue will soon be wrapped up after the two sides reached agreements on the technical det AsiaInfo...
Tags: Sun Microsystems Inc.
Research articles 2001-06-11
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