Now this truly looks like hours...err, days of nonstop fun. In this video a remote-controlled Airbus 330 performing a touch-and-go, then later in the movie performs another landing and slowly proceeds back to the crowds for a photo shoot. The careful attention to detail, such as the lighting and engine sounds are incredible and bring life to the plane. Other videos around YouTube include RC Airbus 380, A340 and other popular "birds." Enjoy - and thanks Jason for forwarding this.
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Monday, October 19, 2009
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Flight Control Game for iPhone and iTouch - $1
Flight Control, a popular game which allows you to navigate aircraft to safely land at the airport is now on sale for .99 cents. The game is very simple to learn, but is quite challenging and addicting. No mention as to how long the .99 cent sale will last. Click here to learn more, including reviews and screenshots of the game.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Bay Area Airports and Airline Trivia (Friday Fun)

- Time to put to your local commercial aviation knowledge to the test. Here are 15 trivia questions, all relating to airports and airlines familiar to the Bay Area. Answers can be found at the bottom of the post. Have fun!
- Which airline will begin flying nonstop between San Francisco and Long Beach starting in mid-October?
- Which airline used the popular slogans, "We know why you fly" and "Something special in the air?"
- Which two airlines, both of which fly from the Bay Area, utilize the "mile high city" as a hub or base?
- Which airline was the first to fly the Airbus A380 in regular commercial air service?
- If you want to fly non-stop to Amsterdam from the Bay Area, what airline would you be flying?
- In January 2000, a plane enroute to San Francisco from Puerto Vallarta was involved in a crash off the coast of Los Angeles. Which airline did the plane belong to?
- Which four airlines fly non-stop between San Francisco and Seoul?
- True or False: Cal-Train offers direct service to San Francisco Airport?
- What is the name of the AC Transit bus that shuttles passengers between Oakland airport and the Oakland Coliseum?
- Which airline currently operates regular commercial airline service from Santa Rosa (STS) airport?
- Who is San Jose's airport named after?
- Multiple choice: Which route is not currently operating for regular commercial flights? a. SFO-Sacramento b. SFO-Santa Rosa c. SFO-Monterey d. All these routes are available
- Multiple choice: As of August 15, 2008, how many cities does Southwest fly non-stop out of Oakland? a. 0-10 b. 11-20 c. 21-30 d. more than 3o cities.
- What is the name of the Airport Lounge for Alaska Airlines?
- Which airline, which operates from the Bay Area, announced plans to add a special class of service on flights called, "Main Cabin Select?"
Answers:
1. JetBlue 2. American 3. United, Frontier 4. Singapore 5. KLM 6. Alaska 7. United, Korean, Asiana, Singapore 8. False; BART does however. 9. AirBART 10. Horizon Airlines/Alaska 11. Norman Y Mineta, former San Jose Mayor. 12. B. 13. C. 14. Board Room. 15. Virgin America
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