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  • A U.S. Army Boeing CH-47F Chinook in flight
    By Tom Clark 2 months ago

    Where Are Boeing's Chinook Helicopters Made?

    Boeing's Chinook helicopter is a very recognizable part of the U.S. Army's fleet, but where exactly does Boeing make these signature choppers?

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  • A view from inside an aircraft cabin.
    By Chris Littlechild 2 months ago

    This Well-Known Airline Skips Row 13 - Here's Why

    Certain airlines choose to skip row 13 on some planes. While confusing, this can be a good thing for some passengers. Here's why.

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  • Chinese fighter jets in aerial show
    By Zohaib Ahmed 2 months ago

    No, China Doesn't Have More Fighter Jets Than The US (But It's Close)

    The United States still has a bigger fighter jet fleet than China. But China aims to achieve full military modernization by 2027, and it's catching up.

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  • Flight deck operations on the deck of an aircraft carrier
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 2 months ago

    Why Do Aircraft Carrier Crews Touch The Flight Deck Before Launching A Plane?

    On the deck of an aircraft carrier, hand signals are the norm and one of them involves the signal to launch planes off the deck. Here's why they're used.

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  • J-15T and J-15 D flying mid-air
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 2 months ago

    J-15T: How Capable Is China's Carrier-Based Fighter Jet

    The Chinese Navy is fielding a modified Su-33 Flanker known as the J-15T. This gives it a new carrier-based fighter jet with reach, teeth, and reliability

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  • A U.S. Air Force C-17 Globemaster III T-1 flies over Owens Valley, California
    By Charles Earley 2 months ago

    The C-17 Globemaster III's Unique Ability That Makes It Fly Like A Fighter Jet

    'Agility' may not be the adjective typically synonymous with cargo planes, but the C-17 Globemaster III is the sole exception thanks to its tech.

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  • A B-52 landing on a runway.
    By Chris Littlechild 2 months ago

    How A Giant Parachute Helps The B-52 Come To A Complete Stop

    The B-52 Stratofortress is an impressive bomber in the United States Air Force that has a rather unique feature; a giant parachute. Imagine cleaning that thing.

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  • SR-71 flying and viewed from a refuelling tankes
    By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

    Who Designed The SR-71 Blackbird Jet, And Where Was It Built?

    Kelly Johnson led the Lockheed Skunk Works crew that designed and built the SR-71 Blackbird in a windowless Burbank Airport, California building.

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  • P-51 landing with brown background
    By KR Manalo 2 months ago

    Why Did Some World War 2 Fighter Planes Start With The Letter P?

    You're probably familiar with the P-38 Lightning, the P-47 Thunderbolt, and the P-51 Mustang, but do you know what the P in their names stands for?

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  • Royal Australian Air Force General Dynamics F-111 Aardvark during its aerial display at Singapore Airshow
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 2 months ago

    How The F-111 Strike Aircraft Led To The Iconic F-14 Fighter Jet

    You may not have heard of the U.S. military's F-111, but the F-14 Tomcat that followed is a legendary aircraft.

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  • Aircraft carrier at sea
    By Nate Williams 2 months ago

    Why Do Aircraft Carriers Face The Wind During Flight Operations?

    The faster air travels over the top of a wing, the lower the pressure above it. Facing into the wind creates higher velocity air, and therefore lift.

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  • Side-by-Side of F-35A and J-35 flying
    By Jack Picone 2 months ago

    F-35 Vs J-35: How China's Latest Fighter Jet Compares To The US Navy's Best

    The F-35 and J-35 are the U.S. and China's respective latest and greatest fighter jets, but how do they stack up against each other?

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  • A SOCOM MH-60 Black Hawk helicopter on the ground
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 2 months ago

    Which Helicopters Did The US Use In The Bin Laden Raid & What Made Them Special?

    The United States military has a variety of helicopters, including the Black Hawk and Chinook. In 2011, a couple were sent into Pakistan on a secret mission.

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  • A Boeing 727 operated by Turkish Airlines on a runway, front right 3/4 view
    By Charles Earley 2 months ago

    What Makes The Boeing 727 One Of The Most Difficult Commercial Planes To Fly

    The Boeing 727 and its trijet design were pretty cool on paper, but it wasn't exactly a hit. It's also one of the most difficult commercial planes to fly.

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  • Australian F-35 flying through the sky
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 2 months ago

    How Long Can An F-35 Fly Without Refueling?

    Discover how long the American F-35, considered one of the world's most advanced fighter jets, can stay airborne while carrying out missions.

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  • a stealth b2 bomber in flight against a cloudy sky
    By Zohaib Ahmed 2 months ago

    How Long Can A B-2 Bomber Stay In Flight & At What Altitude Does One Fly?

    The B-2 is iconic in appearance but how long can one stay aloft? Does altitude play a part in the answer and what's normal cruising speed for the bomber.

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  • USAF's Boeing E-7 Wedgetail in flight
    By Zohaib Ahmed 2 months ago

    Why The US Military Is Canceling The Next-Gen E-7 Wedgetail (And What Does It Mean For Boeing?)

    With the E-7 Wedgetail plans in the rearview, what is the US military opting for instead? And why didn't Boeing's initial plans come to fruition?

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  • A U.S. F-16 and a German MiG-29 fly together during a NATO exercise off the coast of Sardinia, Italy.
    By Alec Hively 2 months ago

    MiG-29 Vs F-16: Speed, Tech, & Combat Capabilities Compared

    The MiG-29 Fulcrum and F-16 Fighting Falcon are two iconic fighter jets that have been around since the Cold War, but does one have an edge over the other?

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  • A U-2 Dragon Fly plane being chased by a chase car during landing
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 2 months ago

    Chase Cars: The Legends Of The US Military's U-2 Spy Plane

    The famous U-2 reconnaissance plane flies higher and farther than its contemporaries, but it's difficult to land and needs a little support when it comes home.

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  • Fighter pilot at Duxford Flying Legends Airshow sitting in cockpit with canopy open.
    By Eli Shayotovich 2 months ago

    Why Did Some WW2 Pilots Fly With The Canopy Open?

    You've probably noticed WW2 pilots flying with open canopies in old war films. There's a surprising reason behind it, and it wasn't for show but survival.

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  • Air Commodore Frank Whittle at his desk
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 2 months ago

    Who Invented The Jet Engine?

    Many of us probably take jet engines for granted, but the game-changing technology wouldn't have existed without some pioneering inventors. Here's the story.

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  • F-16  fighter jet in flight
    By Charles Earley 2 months ago

    Why Does The F-16 Have A Bubble Canopy?

    The F-16 Falcon fighter aircraft has a single-piece frameless bubble canopy. What makes this canopy special, and why is it good news for pilots?

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  • Airlift has taken the delivery of its first H145 helicopter in Greece
    By Zohaib Ahmed 2 months ago

    How Much Does An H145 Helicopter Cost & How Fast Can One Fly?

    The H145 helicopter by Airbus accomplishes a variety of tasks in public and private sectors, even though it's not the fastest helicopter in the air.

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  • F/A-18E Super Hornet is parked on an American military aircraft carrier at sea.
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 2 months ago

    How Do Planes Land On Aircraft Carriers

    The dynamics of landing a plane on an aircraft carrier are both complicated and simple at the same time. Here's everything we know about it.

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  • F-4 family fighter jet above runway
    By Chris Littlechild 2 months ago

    The Strongest Sonic Boom Ever Recorded Was Produced By This Iconic Fighter Jet

    When a fighter jet travels at supersonic speeds, it emits a sonic boom due to the shock wave it produces. The strongest one ever was recorded in 1967.

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  • Being 747 landing at airport
    By Charles Earley 2 months ago

    Why Did Boeing Discontinue The 747 Jet?

    The Boeing 747 was once the iconic plane of long-haul flights and international trips. However, over time, many factors led to the aircraft's eventual decline.

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  • Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel helipad view below
    By Chris Littlechild 2 months ago

    Can A Plane Land On A Helipad? It's Only Happened Once

    It's physically impossible for many planes to land on a helipad due to their size. However, one plane made history by landing on a helicopter pad in Dubai.

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