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ARCHAX is a real-life 4.5-meter-tall mechanical robot created by Japanese company Tsubame Industry that can be yours for the low price of 400 million yen ($2.75 million).
Embraer's AI passenger plane is designed to fly fully autonomously and without a cockpit like a conventional plane.
British Airways Flight 5390 32 years ago was one of the rarest survival events in the history of commercial aviation.
With the view from the cockpit window, the altitude above the clouds, under the starry sky and the stars, the Milky Way galaxy appears splendid, enchanting.
A U-2 flight usually lasts 9 hours or more, the cockpit is not designed to accommodate an extra pilot, so the toilet is much more difficult than you think.
AH-1W Super Cobra is the first helicopter in the world and is still active in the US Marine Corps force.
From an ax in the cockpit, a black triangle on a cabin wall or an anti-hijacking key, these often-overlooked items may help you survive if the plane goes down.
The Su-34 will gradually replace the Su-24 to become the main tactical bomber of the Russian Air Force in the twenty-first century.
The cockpit recording device of the flight MS804 of EgyptAir has been discovered by the search force in a damaged state but can still recover data.
Normal portable laser projectors are extremely dangerous for pilots, threatening safety to fly in the United States as well as many other countries, the act of shining l…
With the two fragments supposedly almost certainly belonging to the MH370, experts judged at least part of the cockpit not to fall to the sea floor immediately.
The cockpit safety lock system after the 9/11 terrorist incident accidentally helped Andreas cause this catastrophic plane crash.
Right from the dawn of the world aviation industry, the pilot wing often conveys many stories about the emergence of inexplicable things outside the cockpit window.
Founder Jeff Bezos said the rocket will explode after the test is done, but in the end it still landed safely.
A Soviet spacecraft, which was launched twice in orbit in the late 70s of the last century, will be auctioned by German auctioneer Lempertz on May 7 in Brussels.