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http://www.xxlmag.com/news/2016/08/vic-mensa-kicked-off-american-airlines-flight/ | August 26, 2016

Vic Mensa has once again captured the attention of law enforcement. This time, the “U Mad” performer was kicked off an American Airlines plane. The rapper recounted his version of the events using his Snapchat. You can see his recap in the video above.Mensa says the trouble began a bit after he was set to board the American Airlines flight, which had been delayed several times, to his displeasure. He claims he got into a confrontation with one of the airline’s workers because he was trying to de...

UTC Aerospace Systems | July 13, 2016

FARNBOROUGH, England, July 13, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- UTC Aerospace Systems, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE:UTX), has developed a revolutionary design approach to the Secondary Power Distribution System (SPDS), the "nerve center" of an airplane's power system. The patent-pending process is called the UTC Advanced Data Programming Toolset or UaDAPT®, pronounced "you adapt," and results in significant time savings, allowing UTC Aerospace Systems engineers or customers to define, create an...

TAM | May 05, 2016

LATAM, the new brand of LAN and TAM, operates its first commercial flights today, coinciding with the unveiling of its new image in 13 airports around the world and the launch of its integrated website: www.latam.com.Tickets also went on sale for the group’s new non-stop service between São Paulo and Johannesburg, South Africa, which will be operated by LATAM Airlines Brazil. With the introduction of the route, it will become the only Latin American airline group to connect the two continents....

B/E Aerospace | March 23, 2016

This case involves an advanced patent–but ancient property–law concept: assignor estoppel. The basic idea is that when an inventor or patent owner assigns a patent to another party, the original owner cannot challenge the validity of that patent. In Diamond Scientific Co. v. Ambico, Inc., 848 F.2d 1220, 1224 (Fed. Cir. 1988), the Federal Circuit explained the rationale for the doctrine....