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NASA Successfully Tests Drag-Reducing Laminar-Flow Wing in Flight
NASA has successfully flown its 40-inch CATNLF laminar-flow wing model aboard an F-15B aircraft in January 2026. The test confirmed the drag-reducing design performs safely in flight. By maintaining smooth airflow over wings, the technology could improve fuel efficiency by up to 10 percent, lowering airline costs and reducing carbon emissions signi...
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Why Most Commercial Airplanes Are White, But Air New Zealand Flies Black Jets
Air New Zealand is known for its unique black-painted aircraft, a bold choice that defies the aviation norm of white planes for cooling, safety, and cost reasons.
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Before Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, EU Regulator Had Acted Against Operator VSR
The European Union's (EU) aviation regulator that certifies non-EU airlines operating in its territories had denied permission to the same Delhi-based private jet company that also flew Maharashtra leader Ajit Pawar from entering EU areas.
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Indian, South Asian Airlines Will Need 3,300 New Aircraft By 2044: Boeing
Airlines in India and South Asia will need nearly 3,300 new aircraft over the next two decades as passenger air traffic in the region is projected to grow at an average of seven per cent annually, Boeing said.
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Why Do Flights Take Longer Routes Instead Of Straight Lines?
Your flight map shows a straight line, but the plane takes a curve. Why? The answer isn't what you think.
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Passengers On This New Jet May Get To Watch The Sun Rise Twice
The airline mentioned that all the main parts of the plane have come together, along with the wings, tail section and landing gear, now attached.
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Putin Admits Russian Role In 2024 Crash Of Azerbaijani Jet That Killed 38
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday admitted for the first time his country played a role in the 2024 crash of an Azerbaijani passenger plane, describing it as a "tragedy".
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Airbus A320 Shoots Past Boeing 737 To Become Most-Delivered Jet Plane Ever
The record broke this week when Airbus handed over a jet to the Saudi airline Flynas
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'Low-Speed Collision' Between 2 Jets At New York's LaGuardia Taxiway
Two Delta Air Lines regional jets collided on the taxiway at LaGuardia Airport in New York, injuring a flight attendant, damaging a cockpit and tearing off part of a wing in what the airline described as a "low-speed collision."
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On Way To London, Trump's Air Force One Has Close Encounter With Another Plane: Report
A Spirit Airlines Inc. passenger jet got a little too close for comfort with a Boeing Co. 747 jumbo ferrying US President Donald Trump to London as the aircraft traveled through New York's congested skies.
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NASA Successfully Tests Drag-Reducing Laminar-Flow Wing in Flight
NASA has successfully flown its 40-inch CATNLF laminar-flow wing model aboard an F-15B aircraft in January 2026. The test confirmed the drag-reducing design performs safely in flight. By maintaining smooth airflow over wings, the technology could improve fuel efficiency by up to 10 percent, lowering airline costs and reducing carbon emissions signi...
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Why Most Commercial Airplanes Are White, But Air New Zealand Flies Black Jets
Air New Zealand is known for its unique black-painted aircraft, a bold choice that defies the aviation norm of white planes for cooling, safety, and cost reasons.
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Before Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, EU Regulator Had Acted Against Operator VSR
The European Union's (EU) aviation regulator that certifies non-EU airlines operating in its territories had denied permission to the same Delhi-based private jet company that also flew Maharashtra leader Ajit Pawar from entering EU areas.
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Indian, South Asian Airlines Will Need 3,300 New Aircraft By 2044: Boeing
Airlines in India and South Asia will need nearly 3,300 new aircraft over the next two decades as passenger air traffic in the region is projected to grow at an average of seven per cent annually, Boeing said.
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Why Do Flights Take Longer Routes Instead Of Straight Lines?
Your flight map shows a straight line, but the plane takes a curve. Why? The answer isn't what you think.
-
Passengers On This New Jet May Get To Watch The Sun Rise Twice
The airline mentioned that all the main parts of the plane have come together, along with the wings, tail section and landing gear, now attached.
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Putin Admits Russian Role In 2024 Crash Of Azerbaijani Jet That Killed 38
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday admitted for the first time his country played a role in the 2024 crash of an Azerbaijani passenger plane, describing it as a "tragedy".
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Airbus A320 Shoots Past Boeing 737 To Become Most-Delivered Jet Plane Ever
The record broke this week when Airbus handed over a jet to the Saudi airline Flynas
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'Low-Speed Collision' Between 2 Jets At New York's LaGuardia Taxiway
Two Delta Air Lines regional jets collided on the taxiway at LaGuardia Airport in New York, injuring a flight attendant, damaging a cockpit and tearing off part of a wing in what the airline described as a "low-speed collision."
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On Way To London, Trump's Air Force One Has Close Encounter With Another Plane: Report
A Spirit Airlines Inc. passenger jet got a little too close for comfort with a Boeing Co. 747 jumbo ferrying US President Donald Trump to London as the aircraft traveled through New York's congested skies.
