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China Eastern's plane carrying 132 people plunged almost vertically at a speed of hundreds of kilometers per hour, which could cause the pilot to lose consciousness, acc…
Engineering company AeroMobil introduced the world's first 4-seater flying taxi model that can start carrying passengers from 2027.
The AN-225 is dubbed the 'record breaking aircraft' when it has set 124 world records for speed, altitude and overhead mass.
What happens when the plane makes an emergency landing? At this time, the plane may tilt, or drop suddenly, some passengers can smell smoke, the captain announces via th…
American startup Natilus unveiled the N3.8T unmanned aerial vehicle concept for higher transport efficiency and more environmental friendliness.
The design that combines a high-speed jet system with an electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft of Valkyrie Systems Aerospace promises to reach subsonic speeds.
The American company develops a new spaceplane that can be fully reused, takes off on a runway and flies in a 5-day orbit.
The Aviation Technology Institute (ATI) on December 6 announced the design of a hydrogen-powered medium-sized long-haul aircraft that can carry 279 passengers with a ran…
Rolls-Royce announced on November 19 that the 'Spirit of Innovation' electric aircraft reached a top speed of 623 km / h, cementing the record for the world's fastest el…
Although seat belts were considered an option in 1929, Charles N. Monteith, chief engineer at the Boeing Aircraft Company (BAC), figured it would be common sense.
A cultivar of canola is about to be used to replace petroleum as a jet fuel, potentially reducing emissions by up to 68%.
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.
The world's first all-electric commercial airplane to have a test flight in the Canadian city of Vancouver.
A designer in Spain has created ambitious ideas about unique aircraft models such as stepping out of sci-fi movies.
Red thunder, have you seen it before?