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+2 +1'I Don't Have 20 Minutes': Jet Nearly Runs Out of Fuel
The Allegiant plane with 144 passengers landed safely last Thursday at Hector International Airport in Fargo, North Dakota.
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+16 +1Bugatti’s Futuristic Air Racer Set For First Flight
In the ’30s, Ettore Bugatti redirected a large slice of his empire’s engineering might towards the design of a ground-breaking air racer. Several years ago, the massive undertaking of building a full-scale replica of the Model 100 started in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and is now nearing completion with its maiden flight planned for this year. By Alan Franklin.
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+14 +1Is This the Most Nightmarish Idea For Plane Seating Ever?
This airline seating arrangement could be a nice alternative to the middle seat or a new form of hell.
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+13 +1Pentagon Working on Hypersonic Plane Capable of Flying Anywhere in the World in 4 Hours
If you take a look at a list of the fastest airplanes to ever grace the skies, many of them, for whatever reason, were primarily active in the 1960s. That may change soon enough. Military.com is reporting that the U.S. Air Force is looking to partner up and develop a hypersonic jet capable of traveling at five times the speed of sound, otherwise known as Mach 5. By way of contrast, the famed Concorde aircraft traveled at Mach 2.04.
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+2 +1The Belly of the Beast!
A gun with wings with guns on it!
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+7 +1Supersonic Airplanes and the Age of Irrational Technology
Was the Concorde a triumph of modern engineering, a metaphor for misplaced 20th-century values, or both? By Dara Bramson.
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+12 +1Solar Impulse Arrives in Hawaii, Completing Historic Flight
The aircraft over the course of the journey set records for longest solo flight and most time in a solar-powered flight.
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+12 +1Could This Become The First Mars Airplane?
Innovation could lead to a flier in 2022-24.
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+10 +1Is the seat-back movie about to die out?
Airlines feel the pressure to keep us constantly entertained while we’re up in the air. Is wi-fi about to change how we keep entertained above the clouds?
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+2 +1This 22-Year-Old Kid Fucked With the Airline Industry... and Won
There are some things you just don’t do. Like feed chocolate to a dog. Or prank call your grandma. Or fuck with multi-billion dollar airline corporations. Or do you? Aktarer Zaman did. Fuck with multi-billion dollar airline corporations, that is. Zaman founded Skiplagged — a site that helps people travel on the cheap by identifying …
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+1 +1JetBlue’s baggage fees kick in
The era of free checked suitcases on JetBlue has come to an end.
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+12 +1Secrets of the Sky
“Skyfaring: A Journey with a Pilot” by Mark Vanhoenacker. It is a memoir by a Boeing 747 first officer, one that anyone who still retains a vestige of romanticism about flying should read. Much of the book is a lyrical take on the joy of working above the clouds. But it also has many interesting insights into the technicalities of flying a jumbo jet.
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+16 +1Watch This 4-Year-Old Girl Laugh Like a Maniac as Her Pilot Dad Spins Plane Upside Down
She wants to be a flight attendant when she grows up.
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+12 +1Boeing sees potential for over 1,000 jets in mid-market
Boeing Co is exploring a potential market of over 1,000 aircraft in a niche between its single-aisle 737 and wide-body 787, but has not decided whether to invest in a new jetliner, its sales chief said on Sunday.
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+2 +1Japan Airlines pilot suspended after taking selfie with a stewardess at 10,000 feet
The pilot, 47, seated the 28-year-old attendant in the co- pilot’s chair and snapped a selfie after the plane had climbed to 10,000 feet
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+12 +1How planes make jaw-dropping take-offs
Just how steeply can a plane climb off the runway? Steeper than you think, writes Stephen Dowling.
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+11 +1Boeing shrinks toilet area to add 14 more seats, pretty soon they will hand out diapers instead.
Boeing just announced plans to make their bathrooms smaller so they can fit more seats on the plane! So if you're claustrophobic, you might want to hold it. Boeing is shrinking the toilet area on the 777-300ER models to make them more marketable to airlines who will want extra seats on the plane, but passengers, would probably rather the extra leg room.
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+11 +1TSA closing loopholes in screening aviation workers for terror links
The Transportation Security Administration, which repeatedly screens 2 million airport workers, didn't identify 73 workers potentially associated with terrorism, according to a watchdog report Monday. The
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+14 +1Global Hacking News: British scientists invent aircraft wings that can fix themselves in mid-flight
Breakthrough for 'self-healing technology'
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+2 +1Saudi Arabian man stunned by response from Delta after he alerts them to stolen plane tickets
Airport security has been in the news a lot lately. We're all told to be on guard for anything suspicious.
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