Passenger aircraft will land at sea in the future
In the future, seaplane will replace traditional aircraft, transporting 200-2,000 passengers across the sea without fear of congestion or noise pollution.
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In the future, seaplane will replace traditional aircraft, transporting 200-2,000 passengers across the sea without fear of congestion or noise pollution.
A Romanian company has developed a portable X-ray scanner, which scans the entire body of the aircraft and detects a weapon or suspicious item quickly.
The American Space Agency (NASA) tested the aircraft with a design of 10 electric motors, takeoff and landing helicopters.
The American Space Agency (NASA) tests the new generation of wing aircraft with features
The Airbus design aircraft has more than 1,000 parts made from 3D printing technology.
US scientists successfully produce jet fuel from the black mold, which often grows out of fallen leaves, soil, and fruit.
Boeing introduced sleep aid for passengers on planes, which resembles a small backpack.
The technology for capturing video or taking photos from unmanned vehicles cannot locate places where it is difficult to access, but they are considered illegal.
The founder of an aerospace company said that technology, despite rescuing airplanes, could protect aircraft and in the future prevent disasters like Germanwings.
For easy visualization, look at the picture below. Hughes H-4 wingspan is 97.5m, less than 20m to Roc. The largest passenger aircraft in the world, the Airbus A380, has…
A quadriplegic woman in the United States can manipulate the F-35 model by thinking, using brain implanted parts.
American Space Agency (NASA) launches new electric powered aircraft, equipped with 18 engines on the wing.
The group of pilots preparing to fly around the world for the first time with solar powered aircraft has officially announced their route.
The fastest aircraft in the world - the legend of aviation during the past decades is the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird.
The US government is considering a series of policies related to the management of unmanned aircraft (UAV) amid growing incidents of collisions between UAVs and large ai…