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The Hughes H-4 Hercules aka the “Spruce Goose”

In July 2011 I took a journey to the town of McMinnville, Oregon, USA and the Evergreen Aviation SpaceMuseum . Apart from having an excellent collection of military, civilian and space aircraft, the museum is home to the famous Hughes H-4 Hercules or as it ...
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Airbus: Giants of the Air

For years and years, the only aircraft manufacturer the average traveller ever heard of was Boeing, unless you were a plane-spotter or history buff and knew about older models such as Fokkers (WWII military aircraft and then the Friendly, which flew commer ...
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Methods of lift

Lighter than air aerostats A hot air balloon in flight. Main article Aerostat Aerostats use buoyancy to float in the air in much the same way that ships float on the water. They are characterized by one or more large gasbags or canopies, filled with a rela ...
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Cargo Planes

In this, post we're going to talk about cargo planes. Cargo Planes Shipping companies likeFedExandUPSown many different types of cargo planes. One of the larger ones is the Boeing 747. When configured as a freighter, the Boeing 747-400 can hold about 26,00 ...
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Rocket system could lower cost of access to space, Allen says

SEATTLE--Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and legendary aircraft designer Burt Rutan have teamed up on a new winged rocket that would be carried aloft by a gargantuan twin-fuselage mothership and then dropped from 30,000 feet for the climb to orbit, they an ...
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