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Today in aviation history: First shipboard aircraft landing

On January 18, 1911, Eugene Ely made history by landing a Curtiss pusher on the USS Pennsylvania, proving that aircraft could ...
Chico Enterprise-Record

Belated inventions anyone can create — what took so long? | North State Voices

I thought I’d start off my first column not with my own success story from personal experience, but rather from my failure in personal experience to recognize a potentially huge need or ...
El Adelantado de Segovia

Bad news for curious passengers—Airbus envisions windowless planes of the future—and the reason will surprise you

It's all about cost savings. By eliminating the weight of the windows and designing a more aerodynamic fuselage, aircraft can ...