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La alianza que la compañía estadounidense Lockheed Martin suscribió con la europea Airbus para ofertar aviones de suministro en vuelo a la Fuerza Aérea estadounidense ya tiene su candidatura definida. La firma norteamericana ha presentado ahora su LMXT, basado “en...

By Jon Hemmerdinger2021-06-28T00:20:00+01:00 Boeing will need to complete more 777-9 analysis and assuage regulatory concerns, including those related to design changes, prior to the Federal Aviation Administration agreeing the jet is on track to meet certification requirements. That is according to a recently-released letter in which the FAA outlines concerns and says it is unlikely to issue the 777-9’s amended type certificate until mid- to late-2023.  The given timeline does not mean a ...

Type keyword(s) to search The Engineering History of Human Flight For more than a century, humans have soared through the skies—heres how we did it. By Walter J. Boyne and Alex Hollings May 23, 2021 Keith Ferris When Orville and Wilbur Wright flew at Kitty Hawk on December 17, 1903, they ignited the aeronautical equivalent of the Big Bang. Although it was not apparent at the time, their awkward-looking Flyer contained all of the elements of modern flight—including the wi...

This Bonkers Tri-Wing Jumbo Jet Concept Reduces Fuel Consumption by 70% Submitted 5 days agoAirliners haven’t traditionally been a lightning rod for innovation. Commercial wide-body planes haven’t changed all that much over the last few decades. But amid an industrywide push to reduce carbon emissions, a bonkers new jumbo jet concept is aiming to change that. (robbreport.com) More... Post my comment → Three wings, interesting. The center and aft wings will operate in the disturbed airflo...

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Punch Newspapers Sections Joseph Olaoluwa The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has lifted the ban placed on the Boeing 737 Max aircraft in the Nigerian airspace. In a statement signed by the NCAA Director-General, Capt. Musa Nuhu, the agency said the approval was effective February 12.acMinister of Aviation, Senator Hadi Sirika, had announced a ban on the operations of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in Nigeria after two accidents of Lion Air flight 610, and an Ethiopian Airlines flight 320, crash...

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