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The Prototype Bush Plane
The Prototype Bush Plane
Ride along in the cockpit of the DoubleEnder with designer Alec Wild as we're treated to a demo ride in this forward-thinking twin-engine bush plane. A full length write-up can be found here.
Link courtesy of Alan Foley
Fireworks Over Lima
Fireworks Over Lima, Peru
A great video taken by a gentleman called Jeff Cremer flying his Drone over the City of Lima in Peru. One heck of a show.
Happy New Year everyone
Link courtesy of ME!
F16 Drones
F16 Drones
This is awesome! Didn’t realize drone technology had advanced this far so quickly. They are using up their obsolete F-16’s. Not a good day for the future of manned aircraft. Seems like the PILOT is on the endangered list. This little four minute video is really something. A first for a full size jet airplane. Thousands of planes that were grave yard bound, with costs in the hundreds of millions, can now be used as never before. These F-16’s Boeing aircraft have been in the bone yard at Davis-Monahan for 15 years , and now being used as drones.
Link courtesy of Thommo
US Aircraft's Cemetery Like You Never Seen it
US Aircraft's Cemetery Like You Never Seen it - One of the Most Interesting Place on Earth
An airplane graveyard, sometimes better known by the American term of aircraft boneyard, designates a storage area for aircraft that are discarded after their years of service or directly fault of budget or because of the presence of obsolete technology.
Most aircraft are kept for storage or converted into scrap after provision for spare parts. Deserts, like those in south-western United States, are good places for these cemeteries are, because of the size of the aircraft, very extensive.
The dry climate also reduces corrosion and potentially extends the shelf life.
Link courtesy of Thommo
Highlights From The Battle Of Britain 75th Anniversary Flypast
Highlights From The Battle Of Britain 75th Anniversary Flypast
Link courtesy of Bill Rendall
British Airways - Building the 787-9 Dreamliner
British Airways - Building the 787-9 Dreamliner
British Airways has welcomed the arrival of our first 787-9 Dreamliner. This time-lapse video takes you behind the scenes at Boeing's factory where the aircraft is expertly built.
The 787-9 is 20ft longer than its 787-8 predecessor, making room for our new painstakingly designed eight seat First cabin.
The 787-9 will start flying to Delhi in October 2015, followed by Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Kuala Lumpur and Austin.