Airbus announced the invention of supersonic passenger aircraft
Airbus has recently been approved by a US Patent and Trademark Office
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Airbus has recently been approved by a US Patent and Trademark Office
In the future, seaplane will replace traditional aircraft, transporting 200-2,000 passengers across the sea without fear of congestion or noise pollution.
Boeing introduced sleep aid for passengers on planes, which resembles a small backpack.
The new Hyperloop transport system can take passengers from San Francisco to Los Angeles in just 30 minutes.
The city of London has just revealed the latest images of a public subway system project that will be put into use in the mid-2020s.
An anti-missile system is being tested in Israel, which uses laser devices to detect and deflect missiles' defenses.
Missile defense devices are mounted in the belly of the aircraft, laser equipment and jamming technology, which protects the aircraft from the attack of heat-carrying mi…
British Airways has launched a new blanket for passenger service. Accordingly, this is the type of blanket called with the name
This biometric system uses a two-dimensional camera to scan the passenger's bone structure to analyze his movements, then record it in a
Metro stations in major cities such as London and New York are traditionally large structures, like the cathedrals.
In the first part of the third test flight at California's Mojave Spaceport, the SpaceShipTwo spacecraft is paired underneath the WhiteKnightTwo fuselage.
A Chinese designer has launched a unique idea of high-speed trains, never having to stop running when picking up and dropping off at the subway.
A British company has begun deploying plan to adjust aircraft seats. Passengers can choose and book tickets that match their shape and body size.
In the Petrozavodsk city, the northwestern part of the Russian Federation, has successfully completed the first screenoplan test - a unique device that can swim and fly.
The car industry is receiving the latest innovations in protecting the safety of drivers and passengers.