What Is The Oldest Plane Still Flying In The Qantas Fleet?
The oldest aircraft still flying for the Qantas Group is a Fokker 100 currently serving its regional QantasLink airline.
What Makes The Sling Aircraft Such A Popular Kit Aircraft?
Discover why the Sling Aircraft series is a top choice for kit planes! Exploret models, pricing, performance, and how they ...
The world’s greatest places of 2025, according to TIME
TIME has just released its list of the world’s 100 greatest places to visit in 2025, from restaurants to resorts to cruises ...
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The Future of Automation Across The Aviation Echelon: Evolving Flight Operations
The future of aviation, therefore, will depend on the integration of ultra-modern technology, instant interaction, and highly efficient operational systems. For automation is achieved by airlines and ...
Bird Feather-Like Flaps Could Be Fitted To Planes In The Future
A team of researchers from Princeton University is exploring how feather-like flaps on aircraft wings could improve stability ...
In the future, your Delta plane could look like this
In travel news this week, Pakistan’s new airport with no planes or passengers, the triangular aircraft that could transform the way we fly, plus a legendary New Jersey roller coaster goes on a last ...
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Libra Group’s LCI Acquires Macquarie Helicopter Leasing Business
A joint venture of LCI, an aerospace subsidiary of Libra Group, and Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Leasing Co. (SMFL) has agreed ...
Kiggans introduces legislation to equip military helicopters with modern collision avoidance systems in wake of DC plane crash
Kiggans and Congressman Tom Barrett introduced a bill to boost military helicopter safety tech after the deadly D.C. crash.
China’s defence budget hike demands India to boost its Aatmanirbhar capabilities
The Modi government aims to build India’s defence capabilities by continuing to pursue gradual reforms—it’s time to ...
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Russia’s “Quiet Giant”: Meet The Tupolev Tu-214R Spy Plane
Russia’s fleet of Tu-214Rs is very small—and shows no sign of increasing. But the bird’s advanced electronics and optical systems offer unique advantages to the Russian military.
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Nazi Germany Once Tried to Build an Aircraft Carrier. It Didn’t End Well.
Unlike the Japanese carrier fleet, the Kriegsmarine envisioned using the Graf Zeppelin in a support capacity for the wider ...
The Aviationist on MSN11h
USAF Testing Angry Kitten EW Pod on C-130 as F-16 Integration Progresses
The F-16 has completed the test phase for the integration of the AN/ALQ-167 Angry Kitten electronic warfare pod, as the USAF ...