A-4 Skyhawk Top Speed: How Fast Is The Fighter Jet?
The A-4 Skywalk was a lightweight beast when it was introduced in the 1950s. Here's its top speed, which even set a world record for class C aircraft.
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Are Fighter Jets Faster Than Bullets? How Their Top Speeds Compare
'Faster than a speeding bullet' is something we've all probably heard before. But does it ring true even when compared against fighter jets?
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The Sky's The Limit: 9 Celebrities Who Know How To Fly A Plane
While many wealthy celebrities fly around via private charter or own their own jet, only a select few are actually capable of flying themselves.
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How The US Air Force's Successor To The MQ-9 Reaper Moves Military Drones Into The Future
The MQ-9 Reaper has served the U.S. admirably, and its run hasn't ended yet. But already its successor has been introduced, in two distinct forms.
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Why Does One Jet Always Fly Behind The Blue Angels?
If you’ve ever watched the Blue Angels perform, you may have noticed one of them flying out of formation. We examine the reasons for that extra jet.
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Can You Bring Bluetooth Speakers On A Plane? Here's What TSA Says
There are many ways to keep yourself entertained on a long-haul flight, but Bluetooth speakers may not be your best option.
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Yamaha AR195 Vs. Scarab 195 SE: What's The Difference Between These Jet Boats?
If you're looking for a sleek, eight-person boat to take out on the water, here's a quick comparison between the Yamaha AR195 and the Scarab 195 SE.
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Can You Bring Power Tools On A Plane? Here's What The TSA Says
Does the TSA allow power tools as carry-on items for flights? It's possible to take the equipment with you, but there's a few considerations to know.
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How Do Jet Engines Work In The Rain?
Jet engines operate by setting fire to fuel. So when it's rainy out, how is it that jets can still fly? Why doesn't the rain put out the fire?
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What Causes Plane Engine Fires, And How Common Are They?
How likely are you to look out your airplane window and see a jet engine on fire? And how alarmed should you be if you see that this has happened?
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What Does It Mean To Flare An Aircraft? (And How Is It Relevant To The Delta Crash?)
Plane landings are arguably one of the hardest parts of flight to master, and the flare is an important component to producing smooth landings.
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10 Largest Air Forces In The World, Ranked By Military Aircraft Numbers
We're taking a look the world's largest air forces by a simple metric - which ones have the most military aircraft in their fleet? The answer may surprise you.
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6 Brands Known For Cars That Also Make Jet Engines
It's not unheard of for car brands branch out into other products. These six car brands went so far as to make jet engines -- not all of them for airplanes.
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The Delta Plane's Wings Breaking Off Was The Best-Case Scenario: Here's Why
You might not think that a wing breaking off a plane would actually be a best-case scenario, but it turns out they might do so for a very good reason.
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Can You Check Your Laptop On A Plane? Here's What TSA Has To Say
If you need to bring your laptop on your next trip, but want to lessen the weight of your carry-on bag, here's what you need to know about checking it.
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What Makes The Windshield Of An SR-71 Blackbird Jet So Special?
The SR-71 Blackbird has several features that make it unique, one of which is a windshield that's specially made for the craft's operation.
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Which Jet Engines Are Made By General Electric? Here's What You Need To Know
General Electric may be a name you know for appliances, but the manufacturer has a long history creating jet engines for commercial and military use.
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Turbojet Vs. Turbofan: What's The Difference Between These Jet Engines?
Although turbojet and turbofan jet engines are similar, the things that set them apart make them very different. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Jet Squawking? (And How Does It Work?)
To most laymen, the term squawking conjures mental images of jets twittering through the air like a songbird.
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How Many Gs Does A Fighter Jet Pull? (And How Much Can A Pilot Handle?)
Fighter jets go amazingly fast. How many times the force of gravity does that speed translate to? And what can those planes' pilots withstand?
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Elon Musk Vs The F-35: Why He Wants The US To Drop The Legendary Jet
The F-35 Lightning II is a highly advanced fighter jet, but that didn't stop Elon Musk from critiquing it as one that would only "get pilots killed."
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Can You Bring A Swiss Army Knife On A Plane? What The TSA Rules Say
A Swiss Army Knife is a confusing tool if your considering what to pack in your carry-on, but this is the rule.
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Why Is The F-35 Fighter Jet Called The Lightning II?
Military fighter jets come with a lot of history and the moniker of the F-35 Lightning II is no exception. Here's a dive into how it got its name.
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Kawasaki SX-R Jet Ski Vs. Yamaha SuperJet: How Do These Watercraft Compare?
Both the Kawasaki SX-R Jet Ski and Yamaha SuperJet are popular personal watercraft options, but which one best meets your requirements?
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Why Was The F-22 Fighter Jet Discontinued? Here's What You Need To Know
The F-22 Raptor is a fifth-generation fighter jet that offers great stealth and other advanced capabilities. So why did the Air Force choose to discontinue it?
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The Big Questions Experts Are Asking About The DC Helicopter And Plane Crash
The collision of a U.S. Army helicopter and an American Airlines plane over Washington D.C. has left many people stunned. Here's what experts want to know.
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Why The Russian SU-35 Fighter Jet Is Such A Big Deal For Iran's Military
Iran's recent acquisition of Russian SU-35 fighter jets may seem like a massive boost for its military prowess in the air, but the reality is nuanced.
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