Airbus filed a patent for a new super fast aircraft design
Last week, one of the world's largest aircraft manufacturers - Airbus filed a second patent for an aircraft that could move from London to New York in less than an hour.
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Last week, one of the world's largest aircraft manufacturers - Airbus filed a second patent for an aircraft that could move from London to New York in less than an hour.
Unmanned aerial vehicles can be planted with greater speed and accuracy than human manual methods.
During the search for super-lightweight materials for aircraft, Boeing made its way to the world's lightest metal, now called Microlattice, a composite of porous met…
Increasing risks from shipping Lithium batteries on aircraft have forced the FAA to introduce new regulations.
In the history of the war of mankind, humans have known how to build and use a variety of increasingly advanced weapons. The question here is, what are the next weapons…
On September 23rd in Redmond, Oregon, the Perlan 2 Glider, a small, non-powered aircraft (enough space for two pilots and some scientific instruments) was designed to fl…
The German space agency is building a new jet that can carry passengers from Europe to Australia in just 90 minutes at a rate of 25 times the sound.
The legendary SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft in the US will be recreated in a new supersonic version of SR-72, expected to operate from 2030.
Airbus has recently been approved by a US Patent and Trademark Office
Scientists at the Institute of Explosive Drugs (General Department of Defense Industry) have researched, produced and tested successfully mixed fuel ingots for low-altit…
Spike Aerospace (USA) has just released updated information on the design of the S-512 supersonic jet engine that helps it fly faster and safer.
A flying car (hoverbike) like Star War will have the opportunity to step out of the screen into the real world when the company specializing in drone Malloy Aeronautics…
British scientists build new types of aircraft that can repair cracks themselves, while the US Air Force develops aircraft that can fly more than 6,000 km / h.
US scientists have recently announced a breakthrough new invention, which helps create grease fuel from bagasse to replace diesel engines and lubricants on aircraft.