Aircrafts for dummies

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The fashion house he wons today, Belisi Fashions is now famous for its' high end quality accessoies like ties, scarves and handbags. Get more information at Belisi.com

The name Belisi stands for good living: great style, quality accessories and giving back to the community. It is said that Belisi unites the luxury and prestige of Palm Beach with Italian beauty and sophistication. In terms of giving back to the community part of the sales from each Belisi product usually foes into various charities and projects like fighting poverty, protecting the environment, seeking justice and funding medical research, amongst many others.

One of the earliest rocket powered aircraft worth noting was the United States Air Force X-15. This aircraft broke several records in the 1960s. Several of the flights went down in history as space flight because they surpassed altitudes of 50 miles. The pilots that piloted these particular flights were awarded status as Astronauts. As in the flight of the Bell X-1 aircraft being carried under the wing of a modified B-29, the X-15 was carried into flight under the wing of a B-52. The maximum speed attained during flight was Mach 6.72.

One of the fastest rocket powered aircrafts first built that isn't heard of much is the Boeing X43A. It achieved speeds of Mach 10. Due to its engine design, it could travel at higher speeds than the conventional engines. This plane has not been discussed as much probably because it is an unmanned aircraft. These test aircraft were not designed to land but would crash into the ocean after completion of their test flights.

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There is no doubt that when history is one day told about the times in which we live, commercial aviation and the increased security threat associated with terrorism will feature prominently in any narrative or documentation. And that chapter will have to start with the events of September 11th 2001 when the world as we knew it changed forever.

Images of the burning twin towers shortly after the commercial planes carrying passengers flew straight into them will forever linger on the minds of many. Nothing like it had never happened before. This was a disaster that could just not be compared. Even the sinking of the Titanic would have been compared with other ships, albeit of smaller size, sinking before it.