Flying Circuits? Inside the Brave New World of Electric Air Racing
After Covid grounded its ambitions, a new breed of piloted race series looks to climb out of stall mode.
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Bombardier’s Challenger 3500 Business Jets Will Soon Be Flying in European Skies
An Italian-based firm has officially added the aircraft into its new fleet.
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This New Supersonic Jet Will Fly From London to NYC in 3.5 Hours—on 100% Biofuel
But the Boom Overture is not Concorde 2.0. It’ll be faster, quieter and more fuel efficient, with a larger interior space.
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This Transformers-Like eVTOL Concept Is One Step Closer to Hitting the Skies
Horizon Aircraft has built a half-sized prototype of its Cavorite X5 concept.
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Delta and American Are Going Head to Head With Luxurious New Lounges That Highlight Local Culture
American and Delta are doing revamps of members lounges at different hubs. The customized lounges are designed to reflect the local culture.
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Watch: Embraer’s New, More Efficient Turboprop Airplanes Could Hit the Skies Next Year
The regional airliner will feature distinctive rear-mounted engines for a much quieter cabin.
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Why This Entrepreneur Trained Like an Olympian to Go on a Blue Origin Space Flight
Jim Kitchen spent 10 months boxing, lifting weights and running to get ready for the trip of a lifetime.
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A NASA-Backed Study Will Test Ammonia as a Carbon-Free Alternative to Jet Fuel
The research team will work with a modified Boeing 737 aircraft to test new ammonia-fueled jet engines.
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The Sprawling New 5-Star Lounge at Bahrain Airport Offers Travelers a Luxury Retreat Before They Fly
East meets West meets Middle East in the ultra-modern, first-class Pearl Lounge in Bahrain International Airport.
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Meet ‘Flying Tiger,’ Volkswagen’s New 4-Passenger, Fully Autonomous Flying Taxi
It’s designed to shuttle four VIPs (and their luggage) between congested cities.
