Why Did Airbus Suspend Its Beluga Cargo Airline?
The Beluga line marked an important step for Airbus, helping it move into the world of oversized freight. Unfortunately, it didn't last long.
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Not Weeks, Not Months – How Long It Actually Takes To Refuel A Nuclear Submarine
Refueling a nuclear submarine is a grueling process not only in the time it takes to accomplish but also because of the precision required to do it safely.
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What Was The Worst Nuclear Submarine Accident To Happen At Sea?
While there have been several deadly submarine disasters, the 1963 loss of the USS Thresher along with its 129 crew is the worst of them.
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The History Of The CW-21 Demon: WW2's Ultra-Fast, Forgotten Fighter
Many iconic planes flew in WW2, but the Curtiss-Wright CW-21 Demon wasn't one of them. Despite that, the CW-21 had a lot going for it. Here's the story.
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H145 Vs EC145: What's The Difference Between These Helicopters?
These two impressive helicopters have proven their versatility, but the H145 and the EC145 have unique qualities.
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Which Fighter Jets Can Fly Backwards?
Supersonic jets might not pique your interest, but what about fighters that can fly backwards? What can do truly it and what are the limitations?
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Everything We Know About China's 'Unsinkable' Fujian Aircraft Carrier
The Chinese military is a behemoth that won't stop growing, and it's new aircraft carrier is set to be one of the largest warships in the sea.
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20 Best Fighter Jets And Planes Of All Time
Planes revolutionized warfare in the 20th Century, and these fighter jets represent the best in military innovation during their time.
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5 Fighter Jets That Have Never Been Shot Down In Aerial Combat
There have been hundreds of combat aircraft through the years and not all of them can claim they're never been shot down from an opposing aircraft.
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Why China Keeps An Aircraft Carrier In The Middle Of The Desert
The Chinese military has a small navy in the Taklamakan Desert north of Tibet, and the reason it does this is not as far fetched as you may think.
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Which Militaries Fly The Most Sukhoi Fighter Jets?
Russian-based aircraft manufacturer Sukhoi manufactures quite the fleet for its home country, of course, but provides for several other nations as well.
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WWII History: Why Were Aircraft Carriers Stationed In The Great Lakes?
With two oceans bordering the U.S., it would seem there wouldn't be a need to place aircraft carriers in the Great Lakes. The Navy had a good reason, though.
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Which European Cruise Missile Has The Longest Range?
European countries have been building up their missile defense system of late. Here are some of the weapons in their arsenals and how far they can fly.
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Does The US Navy Still Use Morse Code?
Morse code is nearly 200 years old and can be used to quickly transmit messages locally or around the world, although there are better systems in use today.
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The Unique And Deadly Way The Ukrainian Military Uses Motorcycles On The Front Lines
The Ukrainian military now puts motorcycles to use in a unique way that has opened up new possibilities for armed forces to respond to threats.
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Cummins Is Making An Airplane Engine — But No, It's Not A Diesel
Cummins is most notable for its diesel engines, however, this airplane engine isn't one of them. Here's what the company is currently innovating for the future.
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How Slow Can The Ultra-Fast SR-71 Blackbird Jet Fly?
The SR-71 Blackbird spy plane is well known for its remarkably high speed flights. The word slow isn't commonly associated with this aircraft.
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How Ukrainian & Russian Militaries Combat Jam-Resistant Fiber Optic Drones, Explained
For the past few years, Ukraine has been the testing ground for new military technology, and a new type of drone is being deployed can't be jammed.
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Can An Apache Helicopter Fly Upside Down?
The AH-64 Apache is probably as advanced as modern attack helicopters get. But do the Apache's capabilities extend to flying upside down? Here's the answer.
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Who Designed The F-22 Raptor, And Where Were The Fighter Jets Built?
The F-22 Raptor may have been discontinued, but it's still a significant part of the U.S. Air Force's arsenal. Who built these iconic planes, and where?
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5 Of The Fastest Operational Military Submarines In The World
How quickly a submarine can move under the surface might surprise you, and these are the fastest the world militaries have to offer.
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Why Jet Engines Have Spirals On Them (And How They Save Lives)
A jet engine doesn't have spirals for noise reduction and aesthetic reasons only. They provide safety not just to humans.
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Yes, Self-Flying Helicopters Exist - Here's How They Work
Autonomous helicopters exist -- mostly. They are currently solely in the realm of experimental military hardware, but they're out there. Here's what we know.
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How Fast Is Russia's Hypersonic Oreshnik Missile?
This terrifying new weapon from Russia was unleashed upon Dnipro, Ukraine in November 2024, delivering kinetic munitions at hypersonic speeds.
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What Makes The Airbus A321 XLR So Special? (And Which Boeing Plane Does It Replace?)
The Airbus A321 XLR is making headways on the market. The new aircraft on the scene is also replacing a popular Boeing plane. Here's why this plane succeeds.
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Here's How The Sixth-Gen F-47 Fighter Jet Got Its Name
With the announcement of the anticipated sixth-generation F-47 fighter jet in March 2025, many are wondering how the plane got its name. Here's what we know.
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How Long Can An F-22 Fly Without Refueling?
The F-22 Raptor is known for its high top speed and its ability to cruise above the speed of sound, but how far can it go without stopping for gas?
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