Air turbulence detection system for aircraft
The US scientists have just launched a system to detect air turbulence in the flight process, help enhance aviation safety, create comfort for passengers.
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The US scientists have just launched a system to detect air turbulence in the flight process, help enhance aviation safety, create comfort for passengers.
Unmanned aircraft (MBKNL) seems to have truly replaced the classic fleet. Its benefits are enormous. If one is shot down, one only takes a pile of iron worth about 3 mil…
Flights are Google's tool to help search tickets and flight information, search the take-off schedule. The world's leading search firm also added two new features to use…
In recent years, the service of providing Internet on airplanes via WiFi connections is increasingly popular. Have you ever wondered, don't know how to get WiFi on the p…
NASA is developing a software for airlines that monitors conditions such as weather and flight routes so that it can make shorter routes.
The supercomputer controls 10 reconnaissance planes at the same time, helping Russia to cover the events on the battlefield most quickly and accurately.
On July 31, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company completed the full-featured data transmission aircraft named Aquila in the global Wi-Fi coverage proj…
Boeing has just announced to give up its wireless Internet connection service -
After decades of research, scientists have proven that electrodynamics can be applied to aircraft.
Drones are not too strange for many people. However, in addition to getting good angles, have you ever thought it could ... save?
Roei Ganzarski, CEO of MagniX, said electric cars are now a trend that can be seen in Australia and many other countries around the world.
NASA's X-59 passenger supersonic aircraft was designed to fly at 1,700 km / h, nearly 1.4 times the speed of sound.
The prototype of the world's largest twin-engine jet engine 777-9X was produced at Boeing factory in Everett, Washington.
According to Terrafugia, Volvo's parent company, Transition can fly 640km at a maximum speed of 160km / h. The price of the model has not been decided yet.
According to Hyperloop Technology Transport Company (HTT), Hyperloop is designed to transport passengers at super-fast speeds through magnetic induction pipes.