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Aviation
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Abatement of Contrail Heat and Exhaust
It looks as if we may find out that the heat from jet engines on airliners is causing issues with our weather and we may thru super computers learn that we either will want to use them to help us control our weather or perhaps decide we need to keep them from putting out too much heat.
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Aviation - A Brief History
An interesting history and timeline of aviation and human flight that goes as back to the 1700s. A great read for enthusiasts of airplanes and human flight.
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Discount Airfare
It doesn't matter whether you are a new traveler or a frequent flyer when it comes to discounted airfare. Despite traveling frequently by air, you might be spending much larger amount on airfare than a new traveler.
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All About Consolidator Fares (Airfares)
The airlines use consolidators to offload their excess seat capacities and hence give away blocks of seats at very low price to these consolidators. The consolidator fares, even after markup by consolidators and then by travel agencies, are significantly discounted (up to 70%) to the published fares of airlines. So, the consumers get the cheapest airline fares. Thus, everyone in the equation gains from consolidator fares.
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Iran Looking into UAV Technologies
Well it looks as if Iran is also looking into unmanned aerial vehicle technologies? “Surprise, surprise, surprise” said Gomer Pyle, as indeed they would be looking into such technologies. After all they are into new underwater super fast torpedoes and have ambitions on stealthy ICBM Missiles
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Internet: The Smart Way Of Getting The Cheapest Fares
Though the various conventional ways are in use too, internet is by and large the most popular route for booking air travel. Besides being convenient, internet is the place where you can get the cheapest airfares most of the times.
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The B-26 Marauder
The Martin B-26 Marauder was at first disliked by aircrews, but it proved to have a very low loss rate and offered a level of operational immunity to its crews unmatched by any other light bomber in its class during WWII.
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Radar - The Early Days of Development
The development of radar has been a tremendous boon to aviation since its first inception. Now we can fly to any destination, in all kinds of weather with complete confidence in our safety, all due in great part to avionics in general and radar in particular.
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The Yakovlev Yak-9
The Soviet Yak-9 was slow and poorly armed, but it often won over the Luftwaffe fighters by the sheer force of numerical superiority.
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Aviation Air Taxi With Robotic Pilots?
But if you are only traveling three or 400 miles that would make sense to take an air taxi. If you're going 500 or more miles you may go to an international airport to jump on a giant airliner.
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