Aircraft not flying by mountain waves broke the world record
While the Airbus A380 has a record-breaking 15 km engine, Airbus's Perlan 2 sets a new world record as it flew as high as 52,000 feet (1 ft = 30.48 cm) without an engine.
While the Airbus A380 has a record-breaking 15 km flight, Airbus's Perlan 2 sets a new world record as it flies up to 52,000 feet without a motor. The record-breaking flight took place when Perlan 2 departed from El Calafate, Argentina.
Perlan 2 flew at 17km without any engine.
Two pilots, Jim Payne and Morgan Sandercock, were on board.
Perlan 2 flies from El Calafate in Argentina.
Perlan 2 at a height of 14km look down to the ground.
It broke the previous record of 50,671 feet, which was set up in 2006 by Steve Fossett and Einar Enevoldson.
Airbus long-term plan to develop Perlan jet airplanes into space-free airplanes. Airbus's Perlan 2 aircraft has a historic flight to create a new world record for skydiving.
Perlan 2 aircraft is a hovercraft designed to loop around the so-called "mountain waves" , which operate in some areas near the north and south poles, which can enter the stratosphere. .
Mountain formation occurs when strong winds of at least 15 knots cross a perpendicular mountain and the atmosphere is a "stable" wave that will form on the other side of the mountain range.
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