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UND NEWS UND’s Dr. Warren Jensen reflects on what it means to be a Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor
Dr. Warren Jensen, a professor in the Department of Aviation honored as a Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor during UNDs spring commencement May 12, felt honored by the experience. Jensen recall...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 8:35 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #51 - Something for WWII buffs and more
I've always been intrigued by the World War II era, the photos, the music, and the people. Maybe that's why I'm so excited about the first of this week's recommended blogs. Check it out and the rest o...
Posted on 10/19/11 at 8:53 AM
STAFF BLOG TRADE TALK Business ownership change to lead to job creation
West Fargos Mid-America Aviation has changed ownership and the companys former president and CEO says that means a major employment increase in the area. Moog Inc., a worldwide designer, manufacturer...
Posted on 10/1/10 at 4:58 PM
THE CITY BEAT UND experiment to open up airspace to UAVs
The City Beat has finally gotten a handle on UND stories that don't involve the Fighting Sioux nickname or any administrative stuff, which is what I've been trying to do for the past several months. A...
Posted on 11/20/09 at 1:37 PM
THE VIEW FROM THIS SIDE OF THE LAKE Are Small Airports Just a Waste of Precious Economic Dollars?
USA Today stirred up a hornets nest on a piece they did in September in regards to the amount of money government spends to maintain small general aviation airports around the country. These ar...
Posted on 10/12/09 at 5:35 PM
Don't expect to sit by family on summer flights
NEW YORK — If you're flying this summer, be prepared to kiss your family goodbye at the gate. Even if they're on the same plane. Airlines are reserving a growing number of window and aisle seats for passengers willing to pay extra. That's helping to boost revenue but also making it harder for friends and family members who don't pay this fee to sit next to each other. At the peak of the summer travel season, it might be nearly impossible.
By Associated Press , May 21, 2012
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F-16s intercept small plane in Obama's airspace at LAX 
LOS ANGELES - Two F-16 military fighter jets were dispatched Friday morning to intercept a general aviation airplane that violated airspace restrictions as President Barack Obama was leaving Los Angeles International Airport.
By Los Angeles Times , May 11, 2012
‘The Aviators’ films in Fargo, Grand Forks
PBS television show shooting at UND, Weather ModificationFARGO – Anthony Nalli is a longtime pilot, and the executive producer and one of the hosts of the popular PBS television show “The Aviators.”
By Dave Olson , May 10, 2012
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First class of drone techs graduates
THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. – Tyler Beckman, Joe Moore and Solomon Kassaye are entering into some rare air – without ever leaving the ground.
By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , May 09, 2012
St. Cloud State rues end of aviation program
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Supporters of an aviation program at St. Cloud State University say its closure is poorly timed as the industry expects to see more demand for pilots and aviation workers.
By Associated Press , May 02, 2012
Woman who delayed flight thankful for quick diagnosis of red spots
RED WING, Minn. - When a person is getting ready to leave a foreign country and begins to notice small red spots spreading across her body, it’s hard to believe that what could possibly be a deadly disease would turn out to be a life saver.
By Sarah Gorvin and Regan Carstensen, Forum Communications Co. , April 27, 2012
Areavoices: Minnesota woman blogs about ordeal after flight was quarantined for fear of monkeypox
I would say most of you have probably heard that single handedly I managed to delay a Delta flight with the possibility of a deadly disease.
By Lise Sievers, Areavoices.com , April 27, 2012
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Minnesota woman prompts Delta flight quarantine
RED WING, Minn. – A phone call asking for medical advice for a Red Wing woman returning from Uganda resulted in a two-hour quarantine for a Delta flight Thursday afternoon.
By Sarah Gorvin, Forum Communications Co. , April 26, 2012
Birds hit vice president's plane while landing
WASHINGTON — Officials say birds struck Vice President Joe Biden's plane as it was landing Thursday night at Santa Barbara Airport in California. Nobody was injured.
By Associated Press , April 20, 2012
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