The High Speed, Low Drag Northrop X-21
The prototype's wing lift was artificially boosted by an extensive pattern of razor-thin slots in the upper wing surface to reduce drag.
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The prototype's wing lift was artificially boosted by an extensive pattern of razor-thin slots in the upper wing surface to reduce drag.
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An increasing number of airpark homes appear to be transitioning to non-pilot owners with no intention of using their hangar for its intended ...
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NASA's Quiet Short-Haul Research Aircraft was designed to navigate inner-city airports in dense population centers.
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If an engine upgrade is out of the question, a seaplane prop can be a cost-effective way to achieve more power on takeoff ...
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When the RB-1 was constructed to compete in the 1920 Gordon Bennett trophy race in France, it utilized features unheard of in that ...
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Here's how a Nashville coffee shop owner turned his passion for flying his taildragger into a new career.
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The X-plane explored VTOL technologies and was used by NASA astronauts to refine their moon-landing skills.
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Predicting future headaches with your new aircraft means becoming an amateur detective.
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Named after a Klingon spacecraft from Star Trek and given the designation “YF-118G”, the jet incorporated dramatic design inside and out.
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Much like with bicycles, aircraft ownership can lead to an enjoyable journey toward a perfect spec sheet.
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