December 3, 2004Leonardo da Vinci sketched out birdlike human flight. A group of Canadian researchers is now ready for a real-world test. Photos: Flapping like a mallardTAGS:flight, wing, plane, researcher
March 1, 2005Craft's designer says commercial space flights will start to occur in about 12 years, with resorts showing up in about 25 years.
Photos: From cars to the stars at Intel show Photos: SpaceShipOne's...TAGS:SpaceShipOne, flight, Intel, photograph
March 3, 2005GlobalFlyer aircraft touches down in Kansas as solo pilot overcomes fuel scare and fatigue. Photos: Cruising with GlobalFlyerTAGS:flight, plane, Kansas, aircraft, Hawaii
June 21, 2007Nascent field of cheaper air taxi services gets a bit more mature with the launch of the standards-setting Air Taxi Association.TAGS:flight, passenger
October 3, 2007MIT professor Dava Newman tells how the form-fitting BioSuit will help give NASA a ready-to-wear outfit for the moon and Mars.TAGS:moon, suit, mobility, Del.icio.us, Digg, flight, professor
December 16, 2004Fired from her job at Delta Air Lines, former flight attendant Ellen Simonetti warns against the spread of "employer blog backlash."TAGS:supervisor, blogging, blog, therapy, flight, picture
March 2, 2005GlobalFlyer has insufficient fuel to make it around the globe; mission may be abandoned. Photo: Cruising with GlobalFlyerTAGS:knot, flight, aircraft, Hawaii
October 3, 2007Almost 50 years after the space agency was founded, is it still worth spending $17.6 billion in taxpayer money a year to keep it going?TAGS:entrepreneur, Del.icio.us, flight, Digg, transportation, New York
April 13, 2006In the 25 years, the space shuttle program has made 114 trips. Its successor has much loftier goals.
Photos: Putting the shuttle to the test
Video: See one of the world's most powerful supercom...TAGS:flight, supercomputer, shuttle, moon, tunnel, supercomputing, successor, vehicle, video
August 11, 2006Leave your water bottle behind if you're flying anytime soon. In London, you can't bring an iPod, either. Airline luggage restrictions here to stay?TAGS:plotter, bomb, flight, London, U.K., U.S., laptop computer