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Inside the most dangerous flying job of the Vietnam War
Misty forward air controllers flew fast jets at treetop height to locate enemy troops and mark targets for strike aircraft.
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Could Archer Aviation’s Nvidia deal change everything?
Archer Aviation’s decision to put Nvidia’s newest aviation-grade AI computer at the heart of its electric air taxis has ...
The FAA in October 2024 published a special federal aviation regulation (SFAR) with seismic implications for the aviation ...
Xpeng is exploring a Hong Kong IPO for its flying car unit Aeroht, amid growing interest in China’s low-altitude economy and ...
Hate driving in Florida traffic? A flying taxi can elevate that problem. Electric aircrafts could used in Florida's skies ...
You soon may be able to climb into an electric flying taxi and zip from to and from these Florida cities in less than 20 ...
Up in the air in an hour and featuring a true solo adventure, we chatted with the Founder & CEO of Zapata. Franky Zapata, to ...
MLB Roundup ...
A lofty new transportation option could be touching down on the Treasure Coast. Approvals still needed before service could ...
Employees work on the assembly line for the electric flying car at a factory of Xpeng's subsidiary Aridge - Copyright AFP/File Jade GAO Employees work on the assembly ...
The Jetson One personal aircraft was recently demonstrated in a four-vehicle aerial race. The aircraft is designed for a single person, takes off and hovers like a helicopter, and can go up to 1,500 ...
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