Edward Carr I have been writing for AeroXplorer.com since the beginning of 2024. My new novel, "Time Of Departure," an aviation-related time-travel story, was released on June 1, 2024, and tells the story of the crew and passengers of a Trans World Airlines L-1011 that mysteriously lands in 1947 St. Louis, where they must blend into society while trying to find a way home before business mogul and TWA owner Howard Hughes gets his hands on the jet for its futuristic technology, leaving them stranded in the past forever. It is available through amazon.com and through my own website, www.edwardbcarr.com.
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INFORMATIONAL May 16, 2026 A Century of Flight: The Origins of Today’s Airline Giants Many of the airlines that shape global travel today were born from the same era of experimentation, risk, and government support that transformed them into the corporations we see today. A century later, millions of passengers board jets every day without giving it a second thought. But the airline industry we know today was built on risk, rivalry, and a surprising amount of luck. Read More →
STORIES May 12, 2026 Flyte CEO Marc Sellouk Wants to Rethink How America Travels An interview with Marc Sellouk, CEO of Flyte, on regional air mobility, Very Light Jets, and how private aviation could become a faster, more reliable alternative to congested commercial air travel. Read More →
STORIES Feb 11, 2026 No Towbars, No Hydraulics: Is the TowFLEXX the World’s Most Advanced Electric Aircraft Tug? TowFLEXX manufactures remote-controlled, electric aircraft tugs that eliminate towbars and hydraulics. Improve precision and cut costs for GA, Jet, & Military. Read More →
STORIES Aug 24, 2024 Mike Shampine: Delta Pilot, Air Force Officer, Artist Mike Shampine combines his lifelong love of art and aviation as a Delta Airlines pilot, and Air Force C-17 commander, and a professional artist. Read More →
STORIES Aug 08, 2024 Meet "Hazel", a Homebuilt Hatz-Classic That Took Nearly 10 Years to Finish Hazel, a homebuilt Hatz Classic built by Rick and Kathy Shultz, attended the 2024 EAA AirVenture. Hazel is a symbol of the grassroots of all grassroots aviation, not only a homebuilt but a homebuilt from the plans up, a Hatz Classic two-place biplane with a nine-cylinder Verner radial under a gleaming stainless steel cowling brought at a mirror-like reflective shine. Read More →
STORIES Aug 08, 2024 Gone But Not Forgotten: Aviation Legend Burt Rutan's Moving Tribute to His Late Brother at Oshkosh Airshow Burt Rutan's moving tribute to his brother Dick at the opening of EAA AirVenture 24 in Oshkosh, WI. Read More →
NEWS Aug 01, 2024 Victims of Fatal Crash on AirVenture Opening Day Identified The victims of the fatal accident of a Lancair Super ES on the opening day of EAA AirVenture 2024 have been identified. Read More →
NEWS Jul 22, 2024 Two Deceased After Oshkosh Opening Day Plane Crash A fatal crash occurred during the opening morning of the 2024 EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, WI. According to remarks made by EAA CEO Jack Pelton before his opening day press conference at the event, the aircraft crashed approximately two miles south of the airport. Read More →
INFORMATIONAL Jul 19, 2024 The Top Airshows for 2024 To Visit as an Aviation Enthusiast The 2024 Airshow Season is in full swing. Here is a sampling of the diverse events held this summer. Read More →
NEWS May 26, 2024 Quantum INS: GPS's Replacement? It may sound like something out of science fiction, but navigation using the principles of Quantum Physics is fast becoming a reality. Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) can increase accuracy by orders of magnitude, revolutionizing navigation across the board. Self-contained Quantum Inertial Navigation Systems (Q-INS) are also impervious to jamming or spoofing by hostile actors. Read More →
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