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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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The 33rd recorded case of Covid-19 in Vietnam is a British national in Quang Nam
Up to now, Vietnam has 33 cases of Covid-19 positive, 210 suspected cases of isolation and 20,075 close contacts and entry from epidemic areas are under health monitorin…
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The 34th person in Vietnam infected with corona virus
At the end of February, the 34th patient (female, 51 years old) flew from Vietnam to the US, transited at Incheon Airport (South Korea).
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Tips to help passengers minimize injuries when the aircraft has a problem
Here are a few tips on how to choose costumes that help you have a higher chance of surviving in the event of a plane crash.
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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
How can corona virus spread on airplanes?
The corona virus can be transmitted to other passengers through droplets or mucus and through contact surfaces such as chairs or dining tables.
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Journey of transportation of Airbus A380 parts
The Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger aircraft, consists of 4 million parts shipped from 30 countries via land, water and air.
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Why not yawn when passing through security at the airport?
Some actions such as whistling or yawning can cause passengers to be held at security gates at US airports.
Technology
Hybrid submarines can dive 300 meters deep
With the ability to dive underwater, Carapace allows passengers to see marine life while ensuring privacy for important meetings.
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Ships set records when passing through narrow canals
Nearly 1,000 passengers aboard the Braemar held their breath as the 22.5-meter ship slowly moved through the Corinth Canal on October 9.
Space science
China revealed a model of spacecraft to send people to the Moon
The China Space Technology Institute (CAST) released images of spacecraft design for 4-6 astronauts.
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Why not go to the toilet when the plane takes off and lands?
Passengers can freely use the toilet on the plane, but must except when the plane is about to take off and land.
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Why do passengers always have to get on or off the plane by the door on the left?
When traveling, there are strict but also very interesting regulations and procedures that passengers are forced to follow, getting in / out by the door on the left of t…
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China is about to open the world's largest airport
Beijing Daxing International Airport will be put into operation on September 20 after undergoing six test runs.