Aeroplanes
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Delta Airlines is set to introduce broadband Wi-Fi access onboard more than 330 aircraft operating in the continental United States. The company's passengers will be able to surf the web at 35,000 feet from next year at a cost of $9.95 on flights lasting up to three hours and $12.95 on longer trips.
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The MQ-9 Reaper, a hunter-killer UAV with long loitering capability, has completed its first operational mission in Iraq.
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ICON Aircraft has passed a key hurdle in the development of its innovative, amphibious, folding-wing sport plane design by successfully completing its maiden test flight.
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Soaring oil prices might be putting the squeeze on margins for airlines around the world, but that hasn't deterred United Arab Emirates national carrier Etihad from splurging more than $20 billion on orders for Boeing and
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By incorporating a gearbox system into the engine, aircraft can achieve a 12% reduction in fuel burn and CO2 emissions, a 50% reduction in NOx emissions, and a 50% reduction in engine noise.
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Wildfires have destroyed an area the size of Oregon over the last 18 years in the USA alone - and they're getting worse every year. Evergreen hopes to deploy the most effective aerial firefighting tool ever when it launches its 747-based Supertanker, with a massive 24,000 gallon carrying capacity.
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Boeing has been awarded a $14.9 million contract by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to develop airborne electronic attack technologies that can be used over long distances.
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Falx Air's Very Light Hybrid Transport (VLHT) design combines automotive hybrid electric technology with a fast charge battery system and solar cells to deliver exceptional fuel economy and versatility.
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The ICON A5 amphibious sportsplane features a folding wing design which allows the plane to be towed on the road like a speed boat and stored at home rather than paying for space at an airport.
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UK based marine aircraft developer Warrior has commenced flying its 4-meter wide GULL 36 amphibious UAV over the English Channel.
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Boeing and the US Missile Defense Agency have completed the first laser activation testing for the Airborne Laser missile defense program.
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Aerospace engineers at Bristol University have developed a self-repairing aircraft that secretes a hardening epoxy resin from any hole or crack that forms on the craft.
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