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Bangladesh J-10CE Deal: 20 Chinese Fighters for $2.3 Billion

Bangladesh J-10CE Deal: 20 Chinese Fighters for $2.3 Billion

Aviazione militare, Notizia

Share this story On Tuesday afternoon in Dhaka, a government adviser stood up at the Secretariat and confirmed that a committee had finished drafting the agreement. Bangladesh intends to buy the Chengdu J-10.Twenty aircraft. A headline figure of $2.302 billion. And a...
Polonia e F-15EX: Varsavia nega un indizio da $131 miliardi

Polonia e F-15EX: Varsavia nega un indizio da $131 miliardi

Aviazione militare, Notizia

Share this story Buried in a routine American contract announcement on Monday was a single word that set the European defence press moving: Poland.The US Department of War confirmed that Boeing had been awarded an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract for...
J-20 Mystery Shapes Solved: China’s Fire-Training Mock-Ups

J-20 Mystery Shapes Solved: China’s Fire-Training Mock-Ups

Aviazione militare, Notizia

Share this story For four years, one of the more entertaining puzzles in open-source intelligence has been a set of aircraft-shaped objects sitting on Chinese ramps. They looked a bit like the Chengdu J-20. They also looked a bit wrong. Analysts squinted at satellite...
Barbanera sul Super Hornet: iniziano i test ipersonici.

Barbanera sul Super Hornet: iniziano i test ipersonici.

Aviazione militare, Notizia

Share this story Somebody at the Tailhook Association convention this past weekend was holding a camera when the U.S. Navy put a particular slide on the screen. On it: a pair of Castelion Blackbeard test articles hanging under the right wing of an F/A-18E/F Super...
MH370: cosa sappiamo realmente, dodici anni dopo

MH370: cosa sappiamo realmente, dodici anni dopo

Mondo dell'aviazione, Storia e leggende

Share this story Twelve years on, a Boeing 777 with 239 people aboard is still missing. Not missing in the sense that nobody knows exactly where the wreck lies — missing in the sense that the largest and most expensive underwater search in history has now...
Bell 47: The First Helicopter Anyone Could Legally Buy

Bell 47: The First Helicopter Anyone Could Legally Buy

Mondo dell'aviazione, Storia e leggende

Share this story The Bell 47 is the helicopter everyone can draw: a glass bubble, an open lattice tail, two men sitting in what looks like a goldfish bowl on skids. It is the machine in the opening credits of M*A*S*H, and for a generation it was simply what the word...
Helios 522: Il volo fantasma e il corno che significava due cose

Helios 522: Il volo fantasma e il corno che significava due cose

Mondo dell'aviazione, Storia e leggende

Share this story At 11:24 on the morning of 14 August 2005, a Greek Air Force F-16 pilot pulled alongside a Boeing 737 orbiting quietly over the Aegean and looked into the cockpit. The first officer was slumped motionless in his seat. The captain’s seat was...
Il Nimitz Tic Tac: cosa riferì realmente l'equipaggio della Marina

Il Nimitz Tic Tac: cosa riferì realmente l'equipaggio della Marina

Aviazione militare

Share this story On 14 November 2004, a US Navy F/A-18F on a routine training intercept off southern California was vectored onto something the cruiser USS Princeton had been tracking for days. The squadron commander who flew that intercept has described what he saw...
JAL 123: Trentadue minuti senza comandi di volo

JAL 123: Trentadue minuti senza comandi di volo

Mondo dell'aviazione, Storia e leggende

Share this story Twelve minutes after leaving Tokyo on the evening of 12 August 1985, the rear pressure bulkhead of a Boeing 747 gave way. The escaping air blew off most of the vertical stabiliser and severed all four hydraulic systems. The crew were left with an...
Aeroflot 593: Il pilota automatico che non ha dato alcun preavviso

Aeroflot 593: Il pilota automatico che non ha dato alcun preavviso

Mondo dell'aviazione, Storia e leggende

Share this story Two minutes and thirty-three seconds passed between the moment an Airbus A310 stopped doing what its crew believed it was doing, and the moment it hit a hillside in the Kuznetsk Alatau. Seventy-five people died. The story is usually told as a simple...
Boeing’s Overwing Strut: Making Room for the Open Fan

Boeing’s Overwing Strut: Making Room for the Open Fan

Mondo dell'aviazione

Share this story The next single-aisle airliner has a geometry problem, and Boeing has quietly patented one answer to it. The problem is simple to state. The most promising engine architecture for the 2030s — the open fan — has a rotor roughly twice the...
F-35B in volo incrociato: quando una portaerei britannica armò un jet americano

F-35B in volo incrociato: quando una portaerei britannica armò un jet americano

Storia e leggende, Aviazione militare

Share this story Five years ago this month, a US Marine Corps F-35B took off from a British aircraft carrier, landed on an American assault ship, took on fuel and weapons, and flew off again to attack a second set of targets. The Marine Corps called it the first time...
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