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Tag Archives: model airplane parts
Family of Ralph Nader’s niece killed Ethiopian Airlines crash files the first lawsuit
The first lawsuit stemming from the Ethiopian Airlines crash was filed in Chicago on Thursday by the family of a 24-year-old American woman killed in the disaster, who is the great niece of consumer advocate icon Ralph Nader. The federal … Continue reading
Here’s Where Boeing Aims To Take The Super Hornet In The Decades To Come
The Navy’s major investments in the Block III Super Hornet also make Boeing “optimistic” about future foreign sales. The planned American purchases have “certainly given a lot of confidence to international customers,” Gillian said. Kuwait, which has 22 F/A-18Es and … Continue reading
Here’s What Was on the Record About Problems With the 737 Max
As mentioned in two previous reports—a long one, and a short one—some things are known, and many are not, about the horrific crash this past weekend outside Addis Ababa, in which all 157 people aboard a new-model Ethiopian Airlines 737 … Continue reading
MIT Engineers Demonstrate a New Kind of Airplane Wing
New way of fabricating aircraft wings could enable radical new designs, such as this concept, which could be more efficient for some applications. Image: Eli Gershenfeld, NASA Ames Research Center A team of engineers has built and tested a radically … Continue reading
How Virtual Reality is poised to change the aviation industry
Credit: Pixnio. Although technologists, media outlets, and fictions have been teasing it for decades, it’s only these past couple of years that technology has caught up with consumers’ ambition for virtual reality (VR). VR is particularly exciting for gaming and … Continue reading
Boeing’s Grounded 737 Max — the Story So Far: QuickTake
We’ve detected unusual activity from your computer network To continue, please click the box below to let us know you’re not a robot. Article source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-02/boeing-s-grounded-737-max-the-story-so-far-quicktake
NASA, MIT Test Futuristic Shape-Shifting Airplane Wing
A team of NASA and MIT engineers created a “radically” new kind of airplane wing. Assembled from hundreds of tiny identical pieces, the pinion can change shape to control flight. Instead of requiring separate movable surfaces (like those metal flaps … Continue reading