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Leading up to the Crew-1 Mission launch on Sunday, NASA has officially certified the SpaceX Crew Transportation System.
The Crew Dragon, including the Falcon 9 rocket and associated ground systems, is the first new crew spacecraft to be NASA-certified for regular flights with astronauts since the space shuttle nearly 40 years ago. Several critical events paved the way for the landmark announcement, including grounds tests, simulations and uncrewed flight tests. Most notably was the Crew Dragon Demo-2 mission, the first successful test flight with astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley aboard earlier this year.
Airbus is reportedly set to announce a new cargo plane, the A350F,
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NASA has released a unique video containing actual images of the new
The European Commission has questioned a plan by the Austrian government to
During our road-trip through Switzerland we met up with our good friend
For many, the Boeing Stearman is a personal favorite. With it’s beautiful
A few months back I met Steph, a commercial helicopter pilot and
Airbus is reportedly set to announce a new cargo plane, the A350F,