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  • Northwest Airlines flight diverted to Billings due to unruly passenger (kicking, biting, & slapping)

    01/06/2004 7:03:37 PM PST · by canuck_conservative · 30 replies · 499+ views
    AP via Billings Gazette via Drudge ^ | Wednesday, January 6, 2004 | staff
    A Northwest Airlines flight from Minneapolis to Boise, Idaho, made an unscheduled landing here Tuesday after an apparently intoxicated passenger became unruly and assaulted others on board, a federal aviation official said. John Kinney, acting federal security director in Billings, said Flight 1279 landed at Billings Logan International Airport shortly after 1 p.m., and that a female passenger was removed and taken into custody. He said the flight was on the ground for nearly 1-1/2 hours before resuming. The woman's name was not immediately released and charges were not immediately filed. Kinney said the plane was over Montana when the...
  • Supersonic Speed, Bit Binary Bit (Japan to surpass the Space Shuttle)

    05/28/2002 5:13:14 PM PDT · by vannrox · 18 replies · 562+ views
    Wired ^ | 2:00 a.m. May 27, 2002 PDT | Stewart Taggart
    <p>WOOMERA, South Australia -- Sandwiched between today's cattle-car jumbo jets and tomorrow's suborbital transport, Japan believes there's a niche for a revamped and updated supersonic jet -- say around 2012.</p> <p>Japan's National Aerospace Laboratory (NAL) now has a scale-model mockup of the plane, an 11-meter-long, two-ton beast sitting in the Australian desert, set to be test-flown in early July. Designed exclusively by supercomputer, the NAL has jumped directly from binary equations to flight tests of the new plane -- skipping wind tunnel tests entirely.</p>