How Space Shuttle works
Neil Armstrong’s landing on the moon prompted an apercu that is rather indelible (and perhaps wrongly quoted): “A Small step […]
Environment, Travel
Assessing Global Tourism and Hospitality: Key Insights for 2025 and Beyond
World Bank muses whether tourism is a “passport to development.” One has to wonder what the markers of such purported
Meet Falcon 50: Falcon’s first transoceanic business jet
On May 17th, 1987, a special type of Falcon 50 (dubbed Suzanna) attacked a naval frigate USS Stark patrolled the
Concorde’s Top Speed: A look at the safest supersonic airliner’s pace
When the former Air France chairman, Jean-Cyril Spinetta, said, “Concorde will never really stop flying because she will live on
Space shuttle landing: How is it performed? In Detail
One of the most iconic pictures in all of space science and aviation is the photograph of Antonov An-225, one
Douglas C-54 Skymaster: An iconic aircraft in American history
Over the years, many aircraft disappearances have baffled the world of avation. The most obvious, and perhaps the most harrowing
Can A Helicopter Fly To The Top Of Mount Everest?
The highest ever recorded bird strike (i.e., a collision of a bird and an aircraft) occurred over the West African
Lukla: 5 Fast Facts About The World’s Most Dangerous Airport
The word “Lukla” in the Sherpa language refers to an “abode of sheep”. Locals say that in the past, the
The Antonov An-22: The Largest Turboprop Aircraft In The World
Only 67 units of the world’s largest turboprop aircraft, the Antonov An-22 “Antei” were made. 60 of these are operated
What Is A Dutch Roll In Aviation & Why Are They Dangerous?
If one makes the effort of trying to simplify what the term Dutch Roll means in aviation, it wouldn’t be