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Every now and then we get these wild, eyecatching, eyebrowraising aircraft concepts that are most likely not going to happen. After all, it takes an immense amount of capital to get an aircraft designed, tested, and certified for service.But with the US government reportedly showing interest in what would be the world’s largest aircraft, we have to wonder if this jet - the Radia Windrunner - will one day become a reality… The post Raida Windrunner first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

The Boeing 747's upper deck is one of the aircraft's most distinguishing features. The post Why Did Boeing Build The 747 With An Upper Deck? first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

The GA-1 and GA-2 aircraft, discussed in the first part of this series, were not the only early American attempts at developing ground-attack planes. In 1921, the Engineering Division team led by Isaac Laddon (the designers of the GA-1 and GA-2) created a lighter attack aircraft, the PG-1. The designation stood for Pursuit Ground – […] Post First American Attack Aircrafts, Part 2: Alternative Projects of the Early 1920s at Root-Nation.com.

As I mentioned in one of the earlier articles, the engineers at Northrop, drawing on their experience with the “militarization” of the civilian Gamma, developed the Gamma 2F modification. In this version, only faint traces of resemblance remained to the early mail planes of the series. First and foremost, the aerodynamics were significantly refined: the […] Post American Attack Aircraft, Part 9: Northrop A-17 at Root-Nation.com.

Bombardier has opened its Innovation and Design Centre in the Greater Montréal area, marking a strategic move to accelerate innovation cycles

"Discover the critical engineering purpose of the tiny bleed hole in airplane windows, how it ensures safety, and the tragic history that shaped its design."

Confusion surrounds a viral video allegedly showing China’s new sixth-generation fighter, with no official confirmation from Chinese media or authorities.

British company Helix has introduced a new aircraft concept that could reduce fuel consumption by up to 90% on short-haul routes. The innovation centers around a hybrid-electric propulsion system, combining lightweight high-density motors with ducted fans to significantly cut fuel use. Helix, known for its work in electric motor development, detailed the project in its […] Post Revolutionary Aircraft Design Unveiled, Promising 90% Fuel Consumption Reduction at Root-Nation.com.