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the revolutionary Chinese invention to arm any aircraft so it can attack

the revolutionary Chinese invention to arm any aircraft so it can attack

With the use of drones by Russian troops to bomb civilians in Ukraine and the incorporation of increasingly advanced missiles, one of the few the outstanding tasks of the aviation industry are the incorporation of cannons. The vast majority of fighters, for decades and including those operated by Europe, are equipped with automatic cannons with ...

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Microsoft Flight Simulator introduces the world’s heaviest aircraft, the Antonov AN-225 Mriya

Microsoft Flight Simulator introduces the world’s heaviest aircraft, the Antonov AN-225 Mriya

All proceeds go to the reconstruction of the Ukrainian aircraft. As part of Microsoft flight simulatorIt is pleased to announce today the world’s largest aircraft, the Ukrainian-built Antonov An-225 Mriya. It is a six-engine, ultra-heavy lift jet transport aircraft and holds the record for the world’s longest aircraft, as well as many other size-related aviation ...

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Microsoft Flight Simulator adds a new aircraft to the Local Legend Series

Microsoft Flight Simulator adds a new aircraft to the Local Legend Series

Microsoft Flight Simulator has released another aircraft as part of its Local Legends Series in conjunction with World Update XII: New Zealand, the DHC-4 Caribou. Aerospace manufacturer de Havilland Canada’s DHC-4 Caribou is the eighth addition to the series, a twin-engine short takeoff and landing (STOL) cargo aircraft originally developed as a military cargo and ...

Geralt of Sanctuary

1,000,000 liters of hydrogen against 250,000 liters of petrol: New aircraft engine successfully tested

1,000,000 liters of hydrogen against 250,000 liters of petrol: New aircraft engine successfully tested

Rolls-Royce has been researching the development of hydrogen-powered jet engines for some time (Image: Rolls-Royce) According to Study According to the Europe Aerospace Center, global air traffic contributes 3.5 percent to global warming. Two British companies, Rolls-Royce and easyJet, have successfully tested a jet engine powered by green hydrogen instead of kerosene. The ambitious goal ...