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Airlander 10 - the world's largest air balloon hybrid aircraft is about to make its first flight. The aircraft does not need airstrips or airports, can land on many terr…
Japan's Kyodo news agency on April 17 reported that the US government has formally proposed sending unmanned transport helicopters to help Japan troubleshoot at the Fuku…
Reduce the risk of falling by putting on the outside of shoes; Using helicopters to get whales is Ig Nobel research awarded in 2010.
The world's smallest one-man aircraft will soon take off in the birthplace of Leonardo da Vinci. This great talent is said to be the first to have an idea of a straigh…
A British company believes that the building floats on the water, has 11 decks, a 360-degree observation area, 4 helicopter floors, a private dock and a few swimming poo…
Each group has a separate helicopter and ambulance prepared for treatment for each member of the team stuck when they are taken out.
British soldiers on the battlefield are about to be equipped with reconnaissance devices capable of determining the location and weapons of the enemy, among them the rob…
Mexicana Tecnologia Mexicana (TAM), Mexico, has designed a small helicopter named Libelula, which experts call
The Kamov design office seems to have
Uber partnered with Bell Helicopter to revolutionize the shipping industry, which is expected to launch its first taxi in the mid-next decade.
According to the manufacturer Rostec, the helicopter was designed with a coaxial rotor blades, with a planned launch weight of 500kg.
The head of the Russian Kamov Development Agency confirmed to Sputnik news agency that the company is developing the first hybrid helicopter in the world.
The Skylon helicopter, developed by the UK space company Reaction Engines, can fly anywhere on Earth within 4 hours.
The AV500W has a length of 7.2m, a maximum takeoff weight of 450kg with a top speed of 170km / h and a range of 4,000m.
The army regularly set up refueling stations at forward bases so helicopters could return to the war as quickly as possible.