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Photos: Boeing Delivers First 747-8 Freighter to Cargolux

Belly shot. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Belly shot. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Climbing out. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Climbing out. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Passing the moon. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Lift off! (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • Condensation streams over the wings. (Photo by NYCAviation Staff)
  • First load of cargo slides into the big lady's mouth at Sea-Tac. (Photo by Boeing)



 
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On This Day in Aviation History
The X-15 became the first manned aircraft to exceed Mach 4 on this day in 1961.

March 7th in Aviation History: The X-15 Breaks Mach 4, Kepler Space Observatory is Launched

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Continental’s First Star Alliance Scheme Enters Service

Continental's first jet in Star Alliance colors, a 757-200, entered service last week to celebrate the airline's entry into the network.
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There’s No Flying in Baseball?

Patrick Smith takes a look at the parallels between aviation and America’s favorite pastime.
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The last Frontier A318, taking off from Phoenix . Credit: Jeremy D. Dando

Final Airbus A318 Operated By A North American Airline Retired

The Airbus A318 can be thought of as the black sheep of the Airbus family. With a grand total of only 79 airframes built, the A318 program was simply not meant to be. Earlier this month, the final A318 based in North America, b...
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