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On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, carrying 239 people on board, disappeared while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
The photos below show how dramatically the commercial aviation industry has changed over the past century.
Duct tape 'small but mighty'
In China, technological progress is happening at a breakneck pace, regardless of the field, and recently they have presented a new high-performance jet engine.
Binh Dinh is consulting scientists to build a local Center for Research and Application of Aviation and Space Technology.
NASA funds five organizations researching new commercial aircraft with lower emissions and more efficiency.
The Natilus's seamless wing-to-body design will create more lift and less drag, while cutting emissions in half.
More than four decades later, it remains the deadliest accident in aviation history, killing 583 people.
The fact that China sent a number of old aircraft to the US for dismantling has attracted public attention.
Although only 75 were produced, the Boeing 247 still goes down in aviation history as
Explore the process of recycling old aircraft and the aircraft cemetery, which witnesses the revival of steel bird wings.
A group of students from Vietnam Aviation Academy created equipment boxes mounted in different locations in the airport to help passengers find the plane gate, restroom,…
Marina Popovich is an elite pilot, writer and poet. The only thing she has yet to conquer is space.
The new giant aircraft in DARPA's project can carry 3,000 passengers surfing the sea at high speed.
The Boom Supersonic company has set a goal of producing the world's fastest civil aircraft by 2024 and will launch it a year later.