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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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Hackers can control aircraft from computers
Internet access for passengers on commercial flights may be a loophole to believe hackers attack aircraft.
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4 aircraft accidents hit the most terrible mountain in history
Let's review some catastrophic bad luck plane accidents
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Where is MH370 lost during the past 1 year?
About a year after the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, the most enigmatic tragedy of this aviation history makes the mystical hypotheses endless, sparking contro…
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How to not lose your flight like MH370
The technology to control aircraft by radar has hardly changed since the 1940s, ground stations cannot cover the range beyond the coast of 370 km. The disappearance of M…
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8 secrets no airline wants to reveal
If you miss your trip or delay your luggage, the airlines may have to pay a lot of money, but some units choose to donate promotional coupons or travel gifts instead.
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Why is there a rule not to smoke on airplanes?
Learn more about the process of issuing bans and penalties to smokers who steal on the plane.
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Why do birds often crash into airplanes?
According to US scientists, they found the reason why many birds often stabbed or crashed into planes and trucks.
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Strong winds pushed the plane near the supersonic speed
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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Decode the mysterious circle in Antarctica
Scientists taking part in the reconnaissance flight over the Southeastern region have discovered a mysterious circular-like structure in the often flat and unspecified i…
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Why is AirAsia black box soaked in fresh water after salvage?
After the QZ850 black box was picked up from the Java Sea, they were immediately put in fresh water barrels to be taken to the Indonesian capital for analysis.
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Big question about positioning technology after the AirAsia crash
Why in this age, we still have to find a way to recover the black box of the plane as the only way to know what happened to the missing planes?
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The last call of QZ8501 pilot with the ground
AirAsia QZ8501 flight captain asked for permission to divert and raise the altitude of the aircraft in the final contact with the air traffic control station before miss…
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Air Asia aircraft may have faced the mountain of cumulonimbus
Adverse weather factors such as thunderstorms or aircraft freezing may affect AirAsia's itinerary.