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'Crazy turbulence' leaves passengers injured as plane nosedives twice
Plane forced to make emergency landing in stormy weather
Flight Safety: How to Survive a Plane Crash
Travel safe with these science-backed tips on the safest seat on the plane, the safest way to dress, the first thing you should do in a crash, and more.
7 Power Tips for Facing Turbulence
Turbulence grabs attention, focuses energy, stretches relationships, tests resolve, and shows you who you are. Leadership tips during turbulence. Turbulence is useful when it: Strengthens connectio…
Why the Super Guppy Is Such a Badass Plane
It looks ridiculous, but it's an aerospace legend.
Why the F-16 Is Such a Badass Plane
This lightweight multi-role fighter can be found in air forces throughout the world—and for good reason.
How Adverse Yaw Affects Your Plane
Have you ever wondered why your airplane initially yaws to the left when you're trying to turn right?
How to Fly a Plane in an Emergency Situation
Print this out and bring it with you on your next flight. Just in case.
Why Do Planes Climb So Steeply at Takeoff?
5 Sounds Your Plane Makes—and What They Mean
Creaks, beeps, groans—they're all completely normal.
The scariest cyber threat of all? How hackers are hijacking planes
Cyber attacks on the aviation industry are becoming a sensitive issue. Considering that cyberspace provides a low-cost haven for carrying out a broad range of disruptive activities, it is reasonable to conclude that hackers will consider the aviation sector as one of their targets. Also, because of lower risk, cyber terrorism is replacing the
Why we don't have electric planes yet
Electric planes could revolutionize flight, from commuting in air taxis to making regional flights more affordable and long-haul flights more environmentally friendly. So in the era of electric cars, why are planes so far behind?
What type of plane is least bad for the planet?
No plane is good for the climate, but some are better than others. Advice columnist Umbra Fisk reveals why.
Why passenger jets could soon be flying in formation
Bird formations have inspired researchers conducting tests to see if flying aircraft close together could make use of "wingtip vortex" effect to make them more economical.
This is what happens to planes when they’re retired
From being sold for spare parts to sitting forlornly in a desert.
Learn to Fly Planes & Gliders on Long Island
Have you always wanted to learn how to fly? Why not enroll in one of Long Island's Flight Schools, where you can learn to fly airplanes from trained pros, and let your dreams take off!
Airports are flush. Why tax passengers even more? [Opinion]
Cash-rich airport operators hope to offload even more costs onto consumers
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How Boeing's Hypersonic Passenger Plane Concept Works
Building an airplane that can reach (and survive) Mach 5.
Why a 60-Year-Old Spy Plane Still Matters
The U-2's old-style cameras still outperform other surveillance gear by delivering crisp images from above 70,000 feet
Electric planes promise big benefits for air passengers and the planet
New planes will mean quieter, more comfortable flights — and a lot less pollution.
Why a row over jets could raise the cost of whisky
A long-running fight between the US and the EU over planes risks hurting other industries.
the future of aviation or just wishful thinking?
With emissions targets to hit and oil running out, it's time to take electric planes seriously.
