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Airbus is moving ahead with the A320neo production program by assembling the engine pylons in its dedicated production facility in Toulouse…
The ROPS system for the A320ceo aircraft, directly aims at increasing pilot’s situational awareness during the crucial moments of landing the aircraft…
The Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan openly rejects the EU‘s lessons of democracy. The main question remains on Turkey’s trur political will to join the EU…
F-35 technicians are in the final phase of building the wings that will be installed on the 100th aircraft known as AF-41. AF-41, a conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) variant, is one of 88 F-35s …
Boeing yesterday revealed that it has increased its aircraft production rate for the Boeing 777 to 8.3 percent per month or 100 airplanes per year…
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During my travels in the UK in June 2012 I took a day trip from London to Cambridge, then caught a shuttle bus from the train station direct to the Imperial War Museum Duxford (the whole process could not have been easier). This is a massive museum with one of the worlds finest aviation collections from World War One to the modern-day (fighters, bombers, trainers, transports, helicopters and more). Duxford is an incredible place for an aviation buff and one that needs to absolutely be on your “aviation bucket list”!
The collection is dispersed across a massive area on this old military airbase (operational from 1918-1968), with the majority located in large hangars. The key aviation displays are AirSpace (the story of British and Commonwealth aviation), Flying Aircraft (fully restored and privately owned aircraft that fly regularly at air shows and display days), Air and Sea (aircraft, boats and submarines), Battle…
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