When was the last time you saw Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer leaping over the sky? With 50 drones and a powerful drone show software always at hand, we thought, why not bring a childhood dream into a bright LED reality? Continue reading
Category Archives: Video
Virgin Galactic First Space Flight – VSS Unity
History has been made and a long-anticipated dream realised in Mojave, CA, today as Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo, VSS Unity, landed from her maiden spaceflight to cheers from Richard Branson and the teams from Virgin Galactic and The Spaceship Company. Continue reading
The Only Flying Original Focke-Wulf 190 in the World
Flying Heritage Collection owns and maintains the only flying original Focke-Wulf 190 in the world at this time. Though several are under restoration, this unique Fw-190 was recovered from an overgrown forest in the 1990’s and became airworthy only a few years ago. Continue reading
Bristol Brabazon – Largest Aircraft Ever Built in Britain
With a wingspan greater than a Boeing 747, The Bristol Brabazon was the largest aircraft ever built by Britain. More a flying oceanliner than plane, it featured sleeping cabins, a dining room, a cocktail bar and lounge, and even a 23 seat movie theater. Continue reading
Ten Unusual Aircraft – Video
Here’s a list of 10 unusual aircraft to keep your eyes on.
Safeguarding our Future Skies – The Video
Over the past several weeks Altscope/Airbus has looked more closely at risk, sharing in-depth briefings on what was discussed in Airbus’ UTM Blueprint. Continue reading
65 Years of the Thunderbirds
For 65 years, the Thunderbirds have defined aircraft precision excellence. For 35 years, the F-16 has helped define the legacy of the premiere flight demonstration team. Continue reading
Why America Never Exported the F-22 Raptor
At one time, the U.S, Air Force’s now-retired F-22 program was the most-expensive and most-advanced fighter in the world. It was eclipsed only the USAF’s fifth-generation system, the F-35. But even during its development, the United States Congress ensured the U.S. military couldn’t share the technology with anyone – even allies. Continue reading