An endurance record
May 18, 2021
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Have you ever wondered how it is to fly for one or two days without stopping? How about 64 days,
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Have you ever wondered how it is to fly for one or two days without stopping? How about 64 days,
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The history of engineering is a history of breaking barriers and in aviation we all know one barrier that seems easy on today’s planes to break but was a huge trouble in late 40s,
As the years pass by, the technology around us is evolving day by day and even we have artificial intelligence on our smartphones or in
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The Boeing Company’s (BA) origins date back to 1916, when William E. Boeing founded Pacific Aero Products Co., after developing the single-engine, two-seat B&W seaplane with
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The first of its class Truly the first Jumbo jet, Boeing 747 also referred to as “The queen of the skies” is in service for over 50 years now. It was introduced in 1970 to the public with the now-defunct company Pan Am which wanted a large airplane that could lower the price of tickets for the average paid man. Boeing accepted the challenge and designed a four engines, two-deck airplane that now has decades of faithful service. The thing that differentiates the 747 from other airplanes is its specific hump that houses the cockpit, a feature that makes this airplane not only a great passenger aircraft but a cargo-capable one too. For Boeing 747 to become a reality, it needed a big factory which the company constructed in Everett,