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We toured a specially modified Boeing 747 used as a 'flying laboratory' to test new jet engines. See inside.
GE Aerospace is building the world's largest jet engine for Boeing's new 777X, and it's using a giant 747 to test it. We toured the unique plane.
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This glaze-inspired ceramic coating repairs its own cracks inside superheated jet engines
Jet engines routinely operate above 1,470°F (800°C), hot enough to soften many metals and accelerate cracking over years of use. A new ceramic coating developed at Concordia University aims to fix ...
The F-16 Fighting Falcon owes much of its performance to the enormous power generated by its jet engine, a system capable of producing tens of thousands of pounds of thrust and pushing the aircraft ...
If you've ever looked at a desktop 3D printer and thought, "I should probably print a Dungeons & Dragons miniature," you are ...
GE Aerospace unveiled its Boeing 747 “flying laboratory” in July, a vital platform for testing the engines destined for Boeing’s upcoming 777X model. Carl Court/Getty Images GE Aerospace, a ...
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