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A-10 Weapons School Closes While the Warthog Flies to 2030

A-10 Weapons School Closes While the Warthog Flies to 2030

Aviación militar, Noticias

On 18 August 2026 a single A-10C Thunderbolt II took off from Nellis Air Force Base, flew a training mission over the Nevada Test and Training Range, and landed. Nothing about the sortie was unusual except everything about it. The aircraft was 82-0665, the last A-10...
Great Circle Routes: Why Pacific Flights Curve North Past Alaska

Great Circle Routes: Why Pacific Flights Curve North Past Alaska

Mundo de la aviación

Open a flight tracker halfway through a Los Angeles to Tokyo flight and the aircraft is somewhere it has no business being. Not out in the middle of the blue, where the straight line on the screen says it should be, but up near the top of the map, off the Aleutians,...
Airplane Oxygen Masks: How Long They Last and Why They Get Hot

Airplane Oxygen Masks: How Long They Last and Why They Get Hot

Mundo de la aviación

The panel above your head snaps open and four yellow cups drop on clear plastic tubes. Somewhere in the cabin a bag rustles. Within a minute or two, passengers start to notice a smell — hot metal, a hint of something scorched, the sort of smell that in any other...
Thirteen Claims in Seventeen Minutes: The Arithmetic of Erich Rudorffer

Thirteen Claims in Seventeen Minutes: The Arithmetic of Erich Rudorffer

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

On 6 November 1943, over the Soviet counter-offensive that became the Battle of Kiev, a German fighter pilot logged thirteen aerial victories between 13:00 and 13:17. Eight Yak-7s and five Yak-9s. Seventeen minutes. The pilot was Erich Rudorffer, and that afternoon...
Ski-Jump or Catapult: The Two Ways to Get a Jet Off a Ship

Ski-Jump or Catapult: The Two Ways to Get a Jet Off a Ship

Aviación militar

A carrier deck is about 300 metres long, and a loaded fighter needs something closer to a kilometre. That gap is the entire problem of naval aviation, and the world has settled on exactly two answers to it: throw the aeroplane, or tilt the end of the runway upwards....
Radar Warning Receivers: How a Fighter Knows It Is Being Hunted

Radar Warning Receivers: How a Fighter Knows It Is Being Hunted

Aviación militar

Every radar that is looking for you has to shout to do it. That is the whole weakness of the thing. A fire-control radar cannot find a target without flooding the sky with energy, and any aircraft carrying the right antennas can hear that energy long before the radar...
Helmet-Mounted Displays: How Fighter Pilots Aim By Looking

Helmet-Mounted Displays: How Fighter Pilots Aim By Looking

Aviación militar

In a close-in fight the old rule was brutally simple: to shoot at something, you had to point the aeroplane at it. The gunsight, and later the head-up display, sat fixed on the centreline, and everything a fighter pilot could kill had to be dragged into that narrow...
HOTAS: Why Fighter Pilots Never Let Go of the Controls

HOTAS: Why Fighter Pilots Never Let Go of the Controls

Aviación militar

A fighter pilot in a turning fight is pulling seven or eight times his own body weight. His vision is narrowing. He is breathing against a system designed to stop him blacking out. And he needs to change his radar mode, select a different missile, and put out chaff....
V-1 Flying Bomb: The RAF Trick of Tipping It With a Wingtip

V-1 Flying Bomb: The RAF Trick of Tipping It With a Wingtip

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

The V-1 flying bomb carried a warhead of several hundred kilograms of high explosive and crossed the Channel at roughly the speed of a fast fighter. Shooting one down meant closing to gun range behind it and firing into a warhead that might detonate in your face. So a...
David McCampbell: Nine Kills in a Single Mission

David McCampbell: Nine Kills in a Single Mission

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

The Hellcat came aboard the wrong carrier, with two rounds left in six machine guns, and had to be hauled off the arrestor wire by hand because the engine had stopped and there was no fuel left to restart it. The pilot had just shot down nine aeroplanes. It remains...
Delta Returns to Monterey: New LAX and Salt Lake Routes

Delta Returns to Monterey: New LAX and Salt Lake Routes

Mundo de la aviación, Noticias

Delta has not flown to Monterey since 2008. From 19 December it will fly there twice a day from Los Angeles and once a day from Salt Lake City. The airline announced three new domestic routes on Friday, two of them serving a small coastal California airport it walked...
GHOST-R: The Pentagon Buys Satellites That Can Chase

GHOST-R: The Pentagon Buys Satellites That Can Chase

Aviación militar, Noticias

Most reconnaissance satellites sit in one orbit and photograph the ground. The two the Pentagon just ordered are designed to move, and to photograph each other’s neighbours. On 18 September the Defense Innovation Unit announced that Northrop Grumman and True...
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