An A380 returns as a (for now) freighter
July 10, 2020
Hi-Fly is using its A380 to haul cargo because air cargo capacity is still in short supply, but the experience again reveals why there’s no A380 freighter.
Hi-Fly is using its A380 to haul cargo because air cargo capacity is still in short supply, but the experience again reveals why there’s no A380 freighter.
The Olympics are delayed to next year, but the new bullet train designed for it has gone into service as the world’s fastest.
DrFumblefinger recounts the details of his backpacking adventure taking him to the summit of California’s Mt. Whitney — the tallest peak in the lower 48 states.
DrFumblefinger spots a few Trumpeter swans while on a walk in Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge.
Hi-Fly is using its A380 to haul cargo because air cargo capacity is still in short supply, but the experience again reveals why there’s no A380 freighter.
The Olympics are delayed to next year, but the new bullet train designed for it has gone into service as the world’s fastest.
DrFumblefinger recounts the details of his backpacking adventure taking him to the summit of California’s Mt. Whitney — the tallest peak in the lower 48 states.
DrFumblefinger spots a few Trumpeter swans while on a walk in Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge.