Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A helicopter dangling a massive, hula hoop-shaped sensor will soon be carrying out flights roughly 200 feet above the High Desert ...

A crazy cool video shows something you don’t see too often: a KC-135 tanker in the famous “Mach Loop” low flying area. Certain scarcely populated areas of the UK, known as ‘Low Flying Areas’ (LFAs) ...

Helicopters will be flying low over northern Colorado during the next several months to conduct geological imaging, according to a news release from the U.S. Geological Survey. Beginning in August, ...

Portions of the Permian Basin will be part of a USGS survey set to begin the week of Jan. 12. The U.S. Geological Survey will be conducting low-level flights using airborne geophysical technology to ...

Helicopter that may be used in geological survey (Photo: USGS) RESTON, VA (WWAY) — Low-level airplane and helicopter flights are planned over broad regions of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, ...

Off and on over the next eight months, airplanes will be flying low over Northwest Arkansas. But this isn't a remake of Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest, so there's no reason to rush to the ...

Residents in Northern Colorado may spot a low flying helicopter in the area over the next three months due to an ongoing geological survey. The United States Geological Survey will be using airborne ...

If you happen to live near an Air Force or Naval Aviation base, there's a good chance you've seen various aircraft flying overhead. You've probably also thought to yourself, "Why do those fighter jets ...

If you see low-flying planes over Missouri over the next eight months or so, it's likely nothing to worry about, as they're working for the U.S. Geological Survey. The planes are part of a survey ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Lowcountry residents can expect to see low-flying aircraft in February, surveying a specific bird of prey. The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources announced it ...

A helicopter dangling a massive, hula hoop-shaped sensor will soon be carrying out flights roughly 200 feet above the High Desert as part of a USGS research project, officials announced Tuesday. The ...