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Airbus vs. Boeing: An Analysis

 
Airbus , Boeing , Manufacturers , Date : October 8, 2014, Posted by : Ian Stephens

Antonov An-225 Mriya

 
Aircraft Spotlight , Date : May 28, 2014, Posted by : Ian Stephens

Boeing 747

 
Aircraft Spotlight , Date : May 20, 2014, Posted by : Ian Stephens

Turkish Armed Forces Receive Second Boeing Peace Eagle Airborne Early Warning and Control Aircraft

 
Military , Date : May 20, 2014, Posted by : Ian Stephens
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Aerospace

Wondering How You Will Fly to Space for $250,000?

May 14, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Do you often wonder how you will fly into space for $250,000? Virgin has the dream of putting everyday men and women into space. It has been a dream for the last 10 years, and plenty of people have signed

NASA Mars Space Suit Unveiled as Voted for by the Public

May 12, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

UK Space Agency Confirms Brazilian Space Debris Find

May 12, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Air Travel

Long Queues at UK Ports and Airports After Computer Glitch

May 12, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Technology is only great when it works properly. The UK Border Control showed just how much the world relies on computers and how annoying the setbacks can be after the computer glitches caused long queues at various ports and airports

Aircraft Spotlight

Antonov An-225 Mriya

May 28, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Antonov Design Bureau designed the Soviet Union’s planes during the 1980s; specifically the Antonov An-225. It was also known as Mriya, but was referred to as Cossack during NATO reporting. The Ukrainian name means “dream,” as was supposed to represent

Boeing 747

May 20, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Boeing 787 Dreamliner

May 20, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Commercial Airlines

Passengers Stop the Deportation of an Iranian Man by Not Buckling Their Seatbelts

April 29, 2014 Ian Stephens 1

The passengers on a plane leaving Sweden helped to prevent the deportation of an Iranian man. All they did was refuse to buckle their seatbelts, a requirement by law before a plane can take off. The pilot was left with

AirAsia X Plans to Lease Six Airbus A330-300s from ILFC

October 9, 2012 Ian Stephens 1

ANA Boeing 767 Substantially Damaged After Hard Landing

July 12, 2012 Ian Stephens 1

Damage & Crashes

Bluefin-21 May Stop Searching for Flight MH370

April 29, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

The search is still on for the fateful Flight 370, which disappeared on March 8, 2014. A number of countries have been involved in the mission to find anything that remains of the flight to help deliver answers to the

ANA Boeing 767 Substantially Damaged After Hard Landing

July 12, 2012 Ian Stephens 1

Manufacturers

Airbus vs. Boeing: An Analysis

October 8, 2014 Ian Stephens 2

In the world of airlines, the competition has never been higher than it is today. With so many brands and airlines covering different parts of the world, it’s incredibly difficult to distinguish just who is the top dog in the

Sales of The Boeing 737 Reach the 8,000 Mark

April 25, 2014 Ian Stephens 2

AirAsia X Plans to Lease Six Airbus A330-300s from ILFC

October 9, 2012 Ian Stephens 1

Military

Turkish Armed Forces Receive Second Boeing Peace Eagle Airborne Early Warning and Control Aircraft

May 20, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

The Turkish Armed Forces received its second Peace Eagle Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft from Boeing recently. It was delivered to the Konya Air Base, which is the main operating base for the country. There are hopes that

The U.S. Navy Grounds the MQ-8B Fire Scout Following Two Crashes

July 12, 2012 Ian Stephens 1

Swiss Pilots Test Next-generation Gripen

July 5, 2012 Ian Stephens 3

Strange

Sun Flares Cause Temporary Communication Blackout

May 14, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Parts of the Earth saw a temporary communication blackout due to sun flares on April 24. The blackout only happened for a few hours, and was isolated to parts that were within the sun’s range at the time. Scientists have

Ex-MOD Expert Nick Pope Believes Aliens Did Land in Suffolk Forest

May 1, 2014 Ian Stephens 0

Unidentified Flying Object Stuns Aviation Experts

May 1, 2014 Ian Stephens 11

Videos

ANA Boeing 767 Substantially Damaged After Hard Landing

July 12, 2012 Ian Stephens 1

An All Nippon Airways (ANA) Boeing 767-300 aircraft suffered significant damage following a hard landing at Tokyo’s Narita International Airport on 20th June 2012. After briefly touching down on runway 16R at Narita Airport, the aircraft bounced off and touched

 
 
 
 
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