Now the authorities have started paying more interest towards ensuring passenger security. Classified laboratories in 11 European countries and Israel are working on a smart technology that would help them to keep a check on the passengers and ...
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Boeing's brand new 787 Dreamliner may have serious security loopholes with it's on-board computer network, says a report published by U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. The computer network is basically intended to provide on-board internet...
With advancement in technology man has started moving towards methodologies that involve minimum risk life. That’s why we have seen major developments in the field of robotics and weapons which include no human application when to work at.
The first production CH-47F Chinook helicopter will soon be seen in a battle field as the U.S Army has begun the OT or Operational Testing of the aircraft.
The aircraft has successfully completed acceptance and development flight testing last...
Boeing has developed a new plane named X-488. The company is hoping that this new airliner will be the future of commercial aviation industry.
The plane might look like a stealth fighter but when fully developed the company will release the model..
We might witness an aircraft in the near future that will do multi tasks and excel in all conditions, thanks to the 'morphing' technology that guarantees the adroit aircraft that would be able to reshape itself in the air like the birds. A team of...
We all know that the Alps are beautiful and the Himalayas even more inviting, but I would say the human mind is not limited to these destinations for the world is not enough.
Probably in five years time we may see people packing their bags for...
As the first-aid-trained Sherpas could take about five days to reach you if you get marooned up on Mt. Everest, TGR Helicorp is thinking of a better option to do the rescue work. They are working on an unmanned aircraft dubbed Alpine Wasp that will...
TGR Helicopr and the Everest Rescue Trust have launched a new initiative to rescue Everest climbers.
The result is an unmanned helicopter that can operate at 30,000 feet. The base camp for the climbers is at a height of 17,600 feet and the summit is.
Lockheed Martin has been approached by the government to develop spy airships.
The ships will revolve around the earth at a height of 12-miles and each ship will be able to look after an area of 600 miles.
If all goes according to plan we can.
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