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Cars and commercial airplanes move the vast majority of us around, but as any frequent traveler knows, both of these modes of transportation have their limitations.

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Federal board to look at safety of home-built planesupdated: Thu Jul 14 2011 19:52:00

Federal safety investigators Thursday launched a study of home-built aircraft to see if there are ways to drive down accident rates.

NASCAR owner hurt in plane crashupdated: Fri Jul 30 2010 11:41:00

Jack Roush is helped out of his wrecked plane after it broke in half on landing at the Oshkosh Air Show Tuesday.

Racing team owner Roush's plane cartwheeled, NTSB saysupdated: Fri Jul 30 2010 11:41:00

When NASCAR team owner Jack Roush crashed his plane at an Oshkosh, Wisconsin, airport Tuesday night, the aircraft "cartwheeled" an undetermined number of times and ended up facing the opposite direction, National Transportation Safety Board spokesman Peter Knudson said Wednesday.

Racing team owner Roush transferred to Mayo Clinicupdated: Thu Jul 29 2010 13:33:00

NASCAR team owner Jack Roush, who was injured in a plane crash Tuesday, was transferred from a Wisconsin hospital to the Mayo Clinic, in Rochester, Minnesota, according to a statement released Thursday by one of his companies.

CNNMoney: Where's my flying car?updated: Tue Dec 01 2009 06:11:00

For almost 60 historic seconds in March, the Transition -- half car, half airplane -- soared over New York's Plattsburgh International Airport. The airborne minute was the first successful test flight for the two-seat, road-ready aircraft.

Business 2.0: Forget Flying Cars. Meet the Drivable Plane.updated: Thu Mar 15 2007 12:32:00

Carl Dietrich was born long after the Jetsons first flew from the Skypad Apartments to Spacely Sprockets, but that won't stop him from trying to turn us into a nation of Georges and Janes - albeit ...

FSB: The Lord of the Wingsupdated: Fri Jul 01 2005 00:01:00

I want to fly. That is why I'm zipped into a flight suit hurtling down a grass airstrip in a flimsy metal mosquito. My legs are wrapped around a man I met only moments ago and upon whom my life now...

SpaceShipOne to go on public displayupdated: Mon Feb 28 2005 13:24:00

The record-setting, privately-built suborbital rocket plane -- SpaceShipOne -- is headed for a landing at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum (NASM) in Washington, D.C.

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