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Aeroplane With Foldable Wings? Airbus' Ambitious Plans For Its Next-Gen Aircraft
The company claims that the foldable wings would give the aircraft a longer wingspan during flight which would increase lift and reduce drag.
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Airbus Eyes New Seat Choices as Economy Traffic Booms
Airbus plans to offer airlines more choice in the way they configure their planes, and sees carriers opting for different levels of comfort within their economy cabins, a senior Airbus executive said on Wednesday.
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As Boeing, Airbus factories hum, suppliers get rattled
The world's largest plane makers are soaring these days, fuelled by historic demand for new jets that has cranked up their factories to record speeds.
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Wifi in the sky looks set for take-off
Wifi in aircraft, hobbled in the past by slow speeds, could soon take off as new technology enables passengers to surf the web as if they were in a coffee shop, internet executives say.
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Airbus beats Boeing to remain world's largest jet maker
Airbus took in a record number of orders for new commercial aircraft last year as strong demand for its revamped single-aisle plane helped it best fierce U.S. rival Boeing Co. in the race for orders for the fourth year running.
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Aeroplane With Foldable Wings? Airbus' Ambitious Plans For Its Next-Gen Aircraft
The company claims that the foldable wings would give the aircraft a longer wingspan during flight which would increase lift and reduce drag.
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Airbus Eyes New Seat Choices as Economy Traffic Booms
Airbus plans to offer airlines more choice in the way they configure their planes, and sees carriers opting for different levels of comfort within their economy cabins, a senior Airbus executive said on Wednesday.
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As Boeing, Airbus factories hum, suppliers get rattled
The world's largest plane makers are soaring these days, fuelled by historic demand for new jets that has cranked up their factories to record speeds.
-
Wifi in the sky looks set for take-off
Wifi in aircraft, hobbled in the past by slow speeds, could soon take off as new technology enables passengers to surf the web as if they were in a coffee shop, internet executives say.
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Airbus beats Boeing to remain world's largest jet maker
Airbus took in a record number of orders for new commercial aircraft last year as strong demand for its revamped single-aisle plane helped it best fierce U.S. rival Boeing Co. in the race for orders for the fourth year running.
