On July 3, the blue-and-white plane graced Evansville's skies once again, and this time a Courier & Press photographer captured a clear image of the aircraft and the number painted on its tail: 50932.

On July 3, the blue-and-white plane graced Evansville's skies once again, and this time a Courier & Press photographer captured a clear image of the aircraft and the number painted on its tail: 50932.

About a month ago, The Post reported that a massive sculpture by artist Alexander Calder, “Bent Propeller,” was pulled in several large pieces from the wreckage of the World Trade Cente… ...

One likely reason the plane came to Syracuse, 270 miles northwest of McGuire, for the practice landings is that the skies over Hancock Airport are less congested than those in the Trenton area.

A plane drawing a white contrail line across a blue sky is clearly thousands of feet above the ground, but how high is it flying exactly? It turns out that the precise altitude an airliner has at ...

EVANSVILLE — If you've spotted a large blue-and-white aircraft reminiscent of those that shuttle the nation's leaders across the country and around the world swooping low over Evansville in ...