A new program is underway to test next-generation aircraft. This initiative aims to gather data and improve safety for potential air taxi services. The testing was made possible by a grant from the Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Transportation Secretary.
The program involves a multi-state effort and could lead to air taxis being introduced nationwide. An executive director expressed pride in leading transportation innovation, seeking new ways to connect people.
Further details about the program, including its goals and timeline, are available from the source. The testing is currently taking place, marking the first phase of the project.
Lewisville City Hall will become the backdrop for a celebration of American history Thursday as two local heritage organizations commemorate Constitution Day and the nation’s 250th anniversary. The Cross Timbers Chapter of the Texas Daughters of the American Revolution and the De...
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Marcus 45, Richardson Pearce 14 Marcus got back into the win column Friday night with a 45-14 victory over Richardson Pearce in its final game of the non-district season. Cash Davis hit Caleb Steen on a 21-yard touchdown pass to make it 7-0 Marauders, and Santiago Diaz kicked a 3...
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