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787 Smokes 'Em Up

787_taxi_120 Although a first flight for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner will have to wait until engineering fixes strengthening the wing attachments, that doesn't mean the aircraft has to sit idle. Engineers and test pilots got to run it up and down the runway at Paine Field last Tuesday in its first taxi tests. The aircraft reached speeds of about 100 knots in at least one run and the brakes were tested. They apparently work.

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Massive aircraft makes stop in Melbourne

An-124_120 One of the world’s largest aircraft, with a belly that can hold up to 150 tons of cargo, thundered down the runway and lifted off today from Melbourne International Airport.

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Paris Air Show 2009: A sense of scale

GENex_120 Covering the Paris Air Show is like trying to cover a football field with a napkin. There is so much space, depth and gravity to each display that you could spend a week going through each exhibit hall and still not get the full picture.

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Italian Electric Airplane Reaches 155 MPH
Experimenters have made great strides in recent years with electric power for small aircraft, and a step forward took place last week in Italy when a new battery-powered airplane flew for the first time, then two days later reached 155 mph, which is expected to be a new world record for the category.
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Flying to Queenstown Becomes Safer

qt_multilat_120 Queenstown Airport is one of New Zealand's most difficult airports to fly into because of the area's terrain.

It is why it has never been able to use conventional radar, but now a new system is changing that.

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Back in the air after 50 years

Fox%20Moth%20150 After almost 50 years one of the world’s five remaining airworthy DH-83 Fox Moths has been restored.

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Planespotter Captures Birdstrike

birdstrikegermania_120 Some days just don't go as planned and the crew of this Germania Airlines Boeing 737 was having one of those days on Wednesday. The Daily Mail says 200 starlings were ingested by the right engine of the aircraft as it took off from Dusseldorf bound to Kosovo.

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