Airports
Millions around the world make their way through the terminals of both International and domestic airports on a daily basis
Aircraft
This section will discuss the different types of aircraft. Cargo aircraft are used for air transport both by the military and commercially. Military surplus aircraft can be found for sale on the internet, this page discusses these aircraft.
Heritage
Airplanes may not have been around for all that long but they have already developed a sense of heritage. Being such a remarkable achievement, there are many museums dedicated to their history and the famous people who have made a name for themselves in aviation history
Latest Articles
Sophistication and Practicality Meet in Military Aviation
January 20, 2012 by Editor
The use of aircraft in warfare dates as far back as the 1790s when French forces used an observation balloon to watch the movements of Austrian troops in the Battle of Fleurus. A similar type of “lighter than air” flyer was also used during the U.S. Civil War and in World Wars I and II. However, with the development and perfection of “heavier... [Read more]
Pipistrel Virus-SW914 to Circumnavigate Globe
January 17, 2012 by Editor
In a collaborative project between Penn State University and Slovenian aircraft manufacturer, Pipistrel, the Virus-SW914 aircraft was launched on 8 January this year from Ljubljana, with the aim of circumnavigating the globe, a distance of around 62,000 miles, over the next two months. As the winner of NASA’s 2011 Green Flight Challenge, Pipistrel... [Read more]
The Museum of Aviation in Georgia
January 3, 2012 by Editor
The Museum of Aviation, located at the Robins Air Force Base outside Warner Robins in Georgia, is the second-largest museum run by the United States Air Force. It consists of five buildings on a 51-acre piece of ground and boasts close to one hundred aircraft and an impressive range of aviation-related memorabilia. In addition to the exhibits, the museum... [Read more]
Proposed Technology for Safer Bad Weather Landings
December 20, 2011 by Editor
With an increasing number of aircraft taking to the skies every year, the aviation industry is constantly looking at ways to make flying safer. Taking-off and landing are statistically the most risky part of air travel, so new technology aimed at making landing in bad weather safer is good news for both the aviation industry and for passengers. According... [Read more]
Dreamliner Kicks Off Tour in China
December 6, 2011 by Editor
Promoted as the “first new airplane of the 21st Century”, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner arrived in Beijing on Sunday 4 December to start its scheduled six month tour which will include Ethiopia, Qatar and Kenya. With China being the biggest Boeing customer outside the United States, the aircraft manufacturer will be demonstrating the Dreamliner’s... [Read more]
Boeing and Lion Air Sign Record-Breaking Deal
November 22, 2011 by Editor
As developed countries focus on their economic woes, it has been suggested that so-called emerging economies of the world, such as Africa and Asia, should be targeted by developed countries for the promotion of trade ties. Many see President Barack Obama’s visit to the Asia-Pacific region as being an endorsement of this view, which has further... [Read more]
Flight of the Future at Five Times the Speed of Sound
November 1, 2011 by Editor
A recent report from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in Britain proposes that by the year 2075 commercial aircraft, called “Scramjets”, will be capable of completing a New York to London flight in less than an hour by flying at five times the speed of sound (4,000mph). With a maximum speed of 600mph, the Boeing 747 is believed to... [Read more]
Prairie Aviation Museum in Illinois
October 25, 2011 by Editor
The Prairie Aviation Museum, located in Bloomington, Illinois, aims to educate, entertain and inspire visitors with its meticulously preserved collection of aircraft, artifacts and memorabilia relating to aviation. It is here that visitors can explore more than a century of flight – from the earliest times that man took to the skies, through the developments... [Read more]


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