Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport to loose title of busiest airport of the world

Atlanta Airport still the world’s biggest – just! – as Beijing closes rapidly The busiest airports of the world   In 2013 Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport will lose its title of “busiest airport of the world”, according to the Capa Center for Aviation & Innovata’s annual rankings. Hartsfield-Jackson airport is still the busiest on the planet … Read more

Espace Musées: Charles de Gaulle airport opens art gallery

Charles de Gaulle airport launches art gallery Charles de Gaulle airport‘s passengers have a very good reason to arrive at the airport 2 hours before take-off… The airport opens Espace Musées, a museum dedicated to art. The fund displays original art work from some of the most famous artists of all times. “Rodin – The Wings … Read more

Back to the Future: Dassault Falcon celebrates the 50th anniversary

Back to the Future with Dassault Falcon’s Retro Calendar In May 2013, Dassault Falcon will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the storied Falcon 20 which took to the sky just hours after the famous Charles Lindbergh’s message to Juan Tripp , Pan American Airlines CEO: “I found the bird”. The 2013 Dassault Falcon Calendar was … Read more

BMW and Boeing to collaborate on carbon fiber recycling

BMW and Boeing are known to pioneering the use of carbon fiber in their products. With the release of the BMW i3 in late 2013, followed later by the BMW i8, the BMW Group will bring two vehicles with a carbon passenger cell onto the market for the first time and Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner is … Read more

To the moon and back. By 2020

Commercial trips to the moon for 2020 announced by Golden Spike   Space tourism is a hot topic this year. After Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic voyages, another company announced commercial flights to space. A Colorado-based called Golden Spike plans to send tourists to the moon by 2020. By the end of the decade, Golden Spike intends to … Read more

Europe’s Zero-G reduced gravity aircraft to start making commercial flights

‘Vomit Comet’ sets commercial flights in Europe  From March 15, Europe’s “Zero-G” aircraft will start commercial flights offering true weightlessness without going to space. The ZERO-G Experience is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience true weightlessness. On the specially modified Boeing, parabolic arcs are performed to create a weightless environment allowing to float, flip and soar as if … Read more