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5 figures reflecting the growing commercial aviation in the US

The US is a power plant in the aviation field. From accommodating airplanes from different airports to manufacturing aircrafts operated...
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Fuel Dumping: What Is It and How Bad is it for the Environment?

Sometimes, the wispy white trails that follow an aircraft on its flight aren’t contrails but fuel that has been dumped...
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Concorde: How polluting was it?

The iconic supersonic jet, Concorde, (which probably had an even more iconic flight number: BA001) concluded its 27-year service with...
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How effective has Flygskam been: 5 years down the line?

Photo: Airplane in a polluted environment via Leonardo.ai As of 2024, aviation contributes to 2.5% of global human carbon emissions...
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Tågskryt: Was it Just A Social Media Trend Against Aviation?

The rise of sustainable travel, focusing on reducing our carbon footprint, brought about the concept of “flight shame”, which was...
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Capability Enhancer: India Successfully Tests Anti-Radiation Missile ‘Rudram-II’

India conducted a successful test firing of an air-surface anti-radiation missile from a fighter jet, Su-30MKI. The Defence Research and...
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More dangerous than Lukla: Mingbo – the Forgotten Airport

While the Lukla Airport is known as the Hillary Airport (with the name of the other mountaineer first to Everest- ...
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Lukla Airport: Myths vs Facts of “the most dangerous airport”

Pradip Bashyal, a BBC journalist based in Kathmandu and writer of the brilliant book “Sherpa” shares his thoughts on the...
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How Aviation Radar Detects Aircraft

How Aviation Radar Detects Aircraft?

Radar, an acronym for Radio Detection and Ranging, is one of the most important technologies for tracking aircraft and keeping...
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