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  Being part of the U.S Navy I’ve seen many changes and contribution to the aviation technology. The one that stands out to me most was the introduction of unmanned UAV to land on Aircraft Carriers. The U.S Navy introduces its X-47B drone build by Northrop Grumman. “ The bat-wing aircraft has a 3,200km (2,000 mile) range and the ability to carry the equivalent of two precision-guided bombs.”( BBC, 2013) The prototype’s name is “Salty Dog502” and was launched from the U.S.S George H W Bush aircraft carrier (CVN 77) in May of 2013. A movie come into mind that was foreshadowing this  called "Stealth" it come out in 2005 featuring a Unmanned fighter with its own A.I pilot. While the X-47B doesn't have an A.I pilot its not to say in the near future it might. Video from the movie Stealth  References: BBC. (2013, June 11). US drone makes first aircraft carrier landing . Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-23268285 TravelForAircraft. (2013, May 16). Salty...
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  The US Aviation Industry Out of the many things that I could talk about the US transportation industry and its history I decided to pick a recent event that the whole world is dealing with and it is not transportation related but does affect the transportation industry. Sars=Cov-2 or known as Covid-19 took the world by storm. Causing major shutdowns of city, states, and country. Travel was restricted and quarantine was put in place in high effected area. With the stay-at-home order issues by most government, this put a stop to a lot of traveling and infrastructure. Many countries relied on transportation to keep them running. To quell the spread but keep the country running, essential workers were permitted to keep going to work and operated but with strict restriction. Limited exposer and adjustment of shift were created. With the stay-at-home order, demands for essential commodities skyrocketed “ Essential commodities saw a staggering increase in demand, including the need fo...
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