Airbus flight tests plane with flapping wing-tips inspired by the albatross
• https://newatlas.com, David SzondyTaking their cues from the birds, Airbus engineers have flown a scale-model airplane that incorporates flapping wing-tips.
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Taking their cues from the birds, Airbus engineers have flown a scale-model airplane that incorporates flapping wing-tips.
New research shows that people see driverless cars as an attractive alternative to flying. Could AVs kill the airlines?
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There's plenty happening in the world of environmentally friendly aviation, with a string of clean-burning aircraft notching up milestones in recent years, including the first flight of an electric light sport aircraft in Australia, the first electri
Sending everyday people to space has been a dream since the days of the Apollo missions but space travel has long been out of reach for all but a select few humans in history.
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Job vacancies have been posted in Silicon Valley this week for top aerospace engineers to work on search engine co-founder Sergey Brin's secretive "Lighter Than Air" or "LTA" project.
Elon Musk says adding two to four Raptor Engines to the Starship will let it go sub-orbital for 6000 miles at mach 20. This would mean trips like San Francisco to Shanghai or New York to Berlin. Many world cities are within 6000 miles of each other.
A new electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) air taxi company came out of stealth mode today, using a hydrogen fuel cell powertrain that neatly sidesteps the energy density issue that's holding back battery-powered aircraft.
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A U.S. venture-capital firm recently led a round of seed investment for Hermeus Corp., a new startup looking to develop a hypersonic aircraft.
The French!"...Yesterday, hundreds of undocumented migrants took control of Terminal 2 of the Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris France. Approximately 500 migrants seized the terminal.
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Enabling a world where anyone can fly anywhere, anytime
Lilium first emerged in 2016 as an aviation startup with some very lofty ambitions, revealing plans to develop a five-seat electric aircraft that can take off vertically, switch to horizontal flight in mid-air and cover some sizable distances on each
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Though all of the major US carriers have already ended their flights to Caracas, the Department of Homeland Security has officially suspended all air traffic - passenger and cargo - between the US and Venezuela due to the "ongoing political stability
Incredible cockpit camera captures US Navy's Blue Angels display team as it soars over Florida coast
In what's likely to be some sort of marketing ploy, a condo development in Miami is making preparations for flying cars.
Are Electric Planes Possible?
BAE Systems has made a bit of aviation history by maneuvering the first aircraft in flight using supersonically blown air instead of ailerons or other control surfaces.
What does it take to change a culture? Too often the answer is disaster.
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Ahead of Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg's first showdown with shareholders since the March 10 crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight 302, the FAA has drawn attention to recent reports about dangerous hydraulic leakages involving the Boeing 787, otherwise k
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