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Development and testing of the world's largest zero-emissions commercial aircraft
Alaska Air Group and ZeroAvia are developing and testing an improved De Havilland Q400 76-seat aircraft with a range of 805km.
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Why should you fasten your seatbelt until the aircraft comes to a complete stop?
Passengers should continue to wear their seat belts because the aircraft may still encounter certain hazards on the way to the station after landing.
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5 secrets 'bulky but true' that airlines limit disclosure
These facts are happening every day on the flight, even in front of the passengers but not necessarily realized.
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Why do carriers still need to maintain empty flights?
The outbreak due to Covid-19 caused a sharp decline in the number of passengers, however, the flight without a passenger still had to return regularly.
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Why do so many international flights go round and round?
Passengers still think that the flight from one country to another is simply as straight as a bird's flight. The truth is not so.
Health
Emergency note of airports around the world to deal with Corona virus
If there is a need to travel by air during this time, you are aware of the notes of each airport to take off - land.
Space science
NASA spends money on Boeing to go to space but may have to 'hitchhike' Russia
The US space and space agency (NASA) has paid Boeing nearly $ 300 million more than originally planned for the contractor to continue the commercial crew program despite…
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The rainbow is brilliant in the German sky created by aircraft
The Qatar Airlines airline has created a rainbow-colored cloud from its wings, flying over the sky of Bamberg, Germany.
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On this V-shaped plane, passengers sit on the wing
The new aircraft design with this radical change is to place the passenger cabin in the wing of the aircraft along with the cargo boxes and fuel to improve fuel efficien…
Scientific application
The first airline practice room in a Vietnamese university
Rooms are equipped with international standard machines, helping aviation students practice right at the school.
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The black box of the Lion Air plane has been decoded
The newly extracted data from the black box is thought to be consistent with the hypotheses that previous researchers have made.
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Indonesia found more and more and a plane body fell into the sea
Indonesia's National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) said yesterday it had found a landing gear, wheels and a large section of the Boeing 737 MAX 8 fuselage that fel…
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Black box revealed unexpected information about falling Indonesian aircraft
Lion Air crashed into the Java Sea last week, killing 189 people, having had problems in previous flights.
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Indonesia brought 21 bodies of plane victims to identification
The bodies and objects of the Lion Air plane victims will be taken to a hospital in Jakarta to identify themselves.
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The expert said the reason for the fall of the newly bought Indonesian aircraft was
Aviation analyst Gerry Soejatman said that conventional aircraft have a higher risk of accidents but new aircraft have some problems.