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Top 5: World’s largest in-flight entertainment screens

Until the 1930s, passenger chairs on an aircraft used to be wicker chairs. This was a time when flying was […]

Modern aircraft engines are strong, efficient, and can even propel aircraft to a speed greater than that of sound. The

In 1977, a tragic collision between two Boeing 747 jets (one operated by KLM and the other by Pan Am)

A bird strike is one of the most dangerous threats in aviation. Though precautions such as projecting dead birds (at the

Sending rockets into space is expensive. The North American X-15, the hypersonic research program that was the first airplane to

Air travel is one of the most convenient and popular modes of transportation, but sometimes conveniences also generate a significant

Karan Bhatta / June 26, 2025

Ingenuity, a tiny 680 gram helicopter that made it to the surface of Mars, not only survived the frigidness of

India’s aviation has a history that began before the nation had shed off the skin of imperialism imposed on the

On 28th April 1988, Aloha Airlines Flight 243 was set to be a routine 35-minute inter-island flight in Hawaii.