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China tests out 2 ‘flying wing’ 6th generation fighter jets on Boxing Day

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While much of the world was recovering from Christmas Day overindulgence, China was offering a glimpse of not one but two 6th generation fighter jets. Via X In one of the clearest photos of the jet, the number 36 can be seen on the forward fuselage. Three it is.

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Malaysia Airlines releases exclusive photos of first Airbus A330neo in Toulouse

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Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) plans to introduce 12 new aircraft in 2024 comprised of four Airbus A330neos and eight Boeing 737-8 jets. Anticipation for the first arrival of Malaysian Airlines’ new fleet of A330neo aircraft is building with deliveries expected to begin in the third quarter of 2024.

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My 6 Favorite Commercial Airplanes, From Regional Jets To Jumbo Jets

One Mile at a Time

Before I do so, a few things to note: I’m not listing my six favorite planes in absolute terms, but rather I want to list my plane preferences across the spectrum, from jumbo jets to regional jets; in other words, what’s my favorite regional jet, what’s my favorite mainline narrow body jet, etc.?

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COMBAT VIETNAM: Miracle Mission

Vintage Aviation News

A few feet behind him, Captain Gerald Dobberfuhl, an experienced reconnaissance officer, settled into the rear cockpit of their camera-equipped RF-4C Phantom fighter. Dick rolled into a steep right bank and pulled his jet around the shoulder of a mountain, expecting to surprise ground troops. Could the jet explode at any second? “My

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Hang On

Plane and Pilot

Among the wreckage pulled up from the depths was a cockpit video recorder. It was the tail separating from the fuselage. Extreme aerodynamic stresses of the out-of-control descent eventually caused the tail to separate. NTSB review of cockpit video showed the MFD wasnt working on the last four flights.

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Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Lockheed Constellation

Vintage Aviation News

On this day in aviation history, January 9, 1943, a large four engine transport aircraft with three tail fins rose from the runway at Burbank Airport, California. The tail was the most distinctive part of the Connie’s design. Cockpit of the Lockheed Constellation. Navy PO-1W Warning Star early warning radar aircraft.

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Navy primary flight training—the instructor had it coming

Air Facts

Navy primary flight training—the instructor had it coming Air Facts Journal Second Lieutenant Arnold Reiner Marine Corps recruitment brochures in the early ’60s described three pilot training pipelines: jets, transports and helicopters. We could practice in a cockpit procedures trainer next to the briefing area.

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