Explore the innovative surveying instruments, such as the groma and chorobates, that enabled ancient engineers to map perfectly aligned transportation networks.
Read MoreCan we really rely on autonomous vehicle developers to do the right thing, in situations where every second counts?
Read MoreFor those of us who want the chaotic freedom of an airborne 8,000-pound aquatic mammal, a California company has just the thing to make that dream a reality.
Read MoreOne airline is exploring ways to make the line to its check-in counter move more efficiently.
Read MoreOver 50 years after it occurred, the bombing that rocked one of New York's largest airports remains an unsolved case.
Read MoreIn the long term, don't be surprised if we never get a full, official accounting of what happened.
Read MoreAir Force One is arguably the most recognizable aircraft in the world.
Read MoreThe"Electronic Dolphin," is a the minibot created by engineers at RMIT University to help clean up oil spills in a more effective and eco-conscious way.
Read MoreThe pilots were able to land the plane without any issues, but the Federal Aviation Administration still plans to investigate the incident.
Read MoreSee what happens when engineers pack extreme horsepower into a lightweight catamaran hull to achieve unmatched nautical velocity.
Read MoreWhat the FAA is saying now is, hey, the speed of the plane isn't the problem; the sonic boom's power is. So why not regulate the latter instead of the former?
Read MoreIn all, the Skydweller flew for 192 hours and 14 minutes. Alas, the storm won in the end, and the noble flyer now resides at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
Read MoreFrictionless, wheel-less, and incredibly fast. Click to learn how magnetic levitation powers the most extreme high-speed transit technology on Earth.
Read MoreDrone flyers are seemingly getting more ambitious and less aware of the law with each passing day.
Read MoreYou'll be pleased to learn that America's brave pilots will be getting... ballast. Because the nose is too light to fly properly without the radar inside.
Read MoreSet to power the world's biggest commercial jet, overcoming the engineering hurdles of this massive engine pushed its launch date seven years behind schedule.
Read MoreThough they haven't agreed on much over the years, neither Biden nor Trump provided the kind of help Spirit would have needed to stay afloat.
Read MoreBreathing diesel fumes isn't great for anyone's health, but a large number of school buses are still using the fuel despite the risks it poses to children.
Read MoreThe AI models will hopefully identify locations that cause more problems than normal, which the FAA can then turn into new guidance, investments, or upgrades.
Read MoreWorry not, citizen, for that 6-year-old with a bright blue mini-quadcopter is not a terrorist!
Read MoreBoats engines are made to run in the water, which acts as their coolant. But you can test a boat motor on dry land with a simple piece of equipment.
Read MoreThe fuel used for planes isn't the same as automotive fuel, but Russia may soon be shifting to the lower-octane gas for planes as supplies are running low.
Read MoreAttendants are remarkably more diverse as well and not judged by appearances or whether or not they've had children.
Read MoreYou might have heard of the 'Goblin' or read about the 'Guppy' Boeing, but the 'Doctor Killer' moniker for the Bonanza stands alone. It's a complicated story.
Read MoreThe longest nonstop commercial flights, such as those from New York City to Singapore, last around 19 hours. But 22-hour flights could soon become reality.
Read MoreIt was originally built for a marketing stunt many decades ago, effectively abandoned at some point, discovered, and then restored.
Read MoreSome of us fantasize about soaring around the world, but don't want to shell out for airliner-accurate simulators or learn proper air traffic control protocol.
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