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Mankind has always been fascinated by the mirage of flight, but when was the first time we tried to soar
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Mankind has always been fascinated by the mirage of flight, but when was the first time we tried to soar
On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800 took off from New York to Paris. The aircraft was a Boeing 747-100.
For the average airline passenger, the flight is not really over until they feel that distinct thud on the runway, followed by
Today the human species is trying to explore new planets and is looking forward to new corners of the universe,
Fifth-generation aircraft are often discussed as a single “category,” but in practice they represent a broad set of engineering trade-offs.
Introduction Space has always been a target of curiosity and research for humanity. In the 19th century, people were able
I’ve been reading on this blog for quite a while now, thinking on how could I contribute to it. I
Every complex flight operation depends on one essential thing: a checklist. While most people prepare to spend time with their friends and
Meetings, workshops, and even a test flight kept the Working Groups and the Projects of EUROAVIA Patras particularly busy this
Dear EUROAVIAns, We are happy to share that this year’s Head Start Session was a wonderful and inspiring experience for
“SUP: A Story of Heart, Team Spirit, and a Third Chance to Fly” Sometimes, an aircraft becomes more than just
Mankind has always been fascinated by the mirage of flight, but when was the first time we tried to soar into the sky? One of
On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800 took off from New York to Paris. The aircraft was a Boeing 747-100. There were 230 passengers and
For the average airline passenger, the flight is not really over until they feel that distinct thud on the runway, followed by the roar of reverse thrust.
Today the human species is trying to explore new planets and is looking forward to new corners of the universe, less than a century ago
Fifth-generation aircraft are often discussed as a single “category,” but in practice they represent a broad set of engineering trade-offs. Beyond speed and agility, the
Introduction Space has always been a target of curiosity and research for humanity. In the 19th century, people were able to get a closer look
I’ve been reading on this blog for quite a while now, thinking on how could I contribute to it. I have to admit that so
Every complex flight operation depends on one essential thing: a checklist. While most people prepare to spend time with their friends and families, the most complex logistical
Meetings, workshops, and even a test flight kept the Working Groups and the Projects of EUROAVIA Patras particularly busy this December. To begin with, the
Dear EUROAVIAns, We are happy to share that this year’s Head Start Session was a wonderful and inspiring experience for our newest members. Held during
“SUP: A Story of Heart, Team Spirit, and a Third Chance to Fly” Sometimes, an aircraft becomes more than just a project. For us, SUP