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Thirty Thousand Feet - Aviation Blogs and Podcasts
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Thirty Thousand Feet - Aviation Blogs and Podcasts
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SPIEGEL ONLINE have an interesting series of articles covering the Airbus/Boeing battle and other news related to Airbus. “The Threat of a Mega-Flop: Will the A380 Become an Airbust?” is a good commentary on the challenges they face with the A380. They also have a Multi-media tour and size
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The A380’s six month delay explained: A380 delivery delay upsets SIA, Qantas - ATW Daily News “Chew [SIA CEO Chew Choon Seng] told this website that the delays "were due to engineering and electrical problems." Via Online Travel Review
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Robert Scoble finds a pilot creating flight plans on a Tablet PC… Looking around airport I find a FliteStar : Scobleizer: Microsoft Geek Blogger
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I wouldn’t think its a big deal but interesting to see this article in New Scientist which discusses one unexpected aspect of the new A380. The large number of passengers also increases the probability that there will be a medical emergency on a flight. “The A380 ability to carry
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Air New Zealand are advertising how wonderful their soon to be re-fitted planes will be for long-haul flights. No problem with that but why are they doing it now! Although you can book these seats now all their current passengers are being told how wonderful it will be. Something to
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This would be a fun job, as long as it did recover! The Seattle Times: Business & Technology: Have a nice day at 730 mph Suzanna Darcy-Hennemann has taken a Boeing 777-200LR jetliner above 30,000 feet and let it stall, testing whether it can recover.. Via planenews.com
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John Ewing has written a humorous story of his journey to become a pilot from novice to solo and illustrated it with wonderful cartoons. It also covers all the basic principles of flight. AVweb have a few chapters online and you can buy the book from John’s own website
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Searching my feeds for Fernando Alonso found this article. I was expecting an F1 story but this Fernando Alonso, test pilot and engineer, will be looking after the Airbus A380 Super-Jumbo. Size does matter The biggest passenger plane ever is taking to the sky. John Carlin tells the inside story
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The world's largest passenger plane, the Airbus A380, is on its long-awaited maiden flight. Will this aircraft have the same impact on the aviation world as the Boeing 747? The 747 was a “bet the company” risk for Boeing that paid off and gave them dominance of the
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RobiNZ CAD Blog: Boeing to use 3DL Sail technology to "spin" composite aircraft fuselages
I like the new name, Airvillage, Boris Johnson suggests is more accurate than Airbus when talking about the A380 in an article on his blog. Airbus 380: This is not a bus, or even a tram or a train or ship. It is an Airvillage. Already Richard Branson is planning