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Porsche and Boeing join forces to build electric flying taxi
Porsche and Boeing have revealed they're going to work together to build an electric flying taxi. The German car company said the airline manufacturer and its subsidiary Aurora Flight Sciences will develop a prototype flying for the
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Ethiopian Airlines crew followed all procedures from Boeing โ crash report
The crew of the Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed shortly after take-off last month performed all of the procedures recommended by Boeing when the plane started to nose dive but could not save it, according to a preliminary report released by
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Cargo plane crashes outside Houston leaving 'total devastation'
A Boeing 767 cargo plane crashed on Saturday outside Houston just minutes before its scheduled arrival, killing all three people on board. The plane was travelling from Miami to Houston. According to a Texas sheriff, witnesses described how the
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Here's what happens if you park behind a Boeing 757 as it takes off
Amateur footage has surfaced of the moment a hire car loses its boot to the engine blast of a Boeing 757. The video, filmed on the Greek island of Skiathos two years ago, shows as holidaymakers and locals crowd around the end of a runway to
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Boeing unveils self-cleaning toilets on planes
Most of us don't like using public lavatories. While there's not much that can be done about the cramped quarters, toilets on planes are set to become a whole lot cleaner. See also: How to land a Boeing 737 in an emergency (video) See
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Wackiest ever aircraft design ideas
Standing-only cabins, bicycle-style seating and windowless cockpits are just some of the most out-there patents submitted by aircraft manufacturers including Airbus and Boeing, which could become the norm in the future of air travel.If you thought
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Hairline cracks discovered in wings of Boeing 787 Dreamliners
Boeing has said that "hairline cracks" have been found in the wings of around 40 787 Dreamliners currently in production. The company added that the cracks were not discovered on planes that are in use by airlines and pose no safety
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