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  1. Airbus Awarded $1.87 Billion Indian Military Cargo Plane Order

    May
    14
    2015

    Airbus Group NV have won a $1.87 billion (119.3 billion rupees) order from India, encompassing 56 military cargo planes in order to help modernize the country’s military. The C-295 planes will be jointly built with India’s Tata Advanced Systems Ltd., and will replace the outdated Avro cargo planes which currently make up the Indian Air […]

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  2. Southwest Airlines Adding 0.7 More Inches of Seat Room… Rejoice!

    Apr
    21
    2015

    Southwest Airlines is doing the unthinkable! The Dallas-based low-cost airline is adding an unprecedented 0.7 inches of extra room per seat on the company’s jets. The extra room comes from a new seat design, developed by Southwest with partner firm B/E Aerospace. It’s funny to me, but in actuality, by adding the extra 0.7 inches, […]

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  3. NASA’s GoPro Spacewalk Captures Incredible Footage of Earth and the International Space Station

    Apr
    13
    2015

    NASA just released two breathtaking videos featuring astronauts taking a GoPro spacewalk… Yes, the videos are just as awesome as they sound. Since you cannot technically “walk” in space, NASA prefers to call the endeavors extravehicular activities, or EVAs, which produced some sweet footage. In the first video, astronaut Terry Virts captures a beautiful view […]

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  4. Ford’s Infographic Explaining Where The New Aluminum F-150 Lost Weight

    Apr
    08
    2015

    The infographic below represents more of a marketing ploy for Ford than it does an educational piece, but it is interesting nonetheless. Ever since announcing the new F-150 would feature an aluminum body, the company has bragged about the truck’s new found lightness. Some would even say one of America’s favorite trucks lost weight… The […]

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  5. NASA Developing Bug-Repellant Coating To Minimize Airline Fuel Emissions

    Apr
    06
    2015

    NASA is looking to save airlines millions of dollars by developing a series of new technologies, with the latest being a bug-repellant coating. NASA researchers have determined that bugs splattered on a commercial jet can can decrease fuel efficiency by as much as six percent, essentially disturbing the airflow over the surface. In order to […]

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