The first sight of Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787 shipped in the US
The first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft ordered by Vietnam Airlines left the paint shop at Paine Field, Washington (USA).
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The first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft ordered by Vietnam Airlines left the paint shop at Paine Field, Washington (USA).
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British Airways aircraft flying from New York (USA) to London (England) at speeds up to 1,200km / h, after meeting strong winds.
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Scientists from an Australian university believe they know the location MH370 falls on the sea and believe that the aircraft compartment sinks intact.
It can be said that the two airlines Airbus and Boeing are the two leading airlines in the aircraft manufacturing industry with a long history of formation and developme…
Since its launch in 1997, the aircraft with these groundbreaking improvements has recorded two significant accidents, one in July last year and the latest of the Malaysi…
The Boeing 777 is a twin-engine wide-body jet aircraft, dedicated to long-haul flights produced by Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
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This is a move that shows NASA wants to speed up the time fund to relay private companies' astronauts to the ISS International Space Station.
Boeing's new generation of space stations designed to allow people to explore further in the universe could become a reality in the next three years.
This suit not only replaces the bulky old version, but also makes astronauts look cool.
Boeing's CEO revealed his ambition to build rockets to send people to Mars first, surpassing billionaire Elon Musk's rival SpaceX.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has to accept huge costs to borrow Russian Soyuz ships on trips to the space station and return to Earth.