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Friday, 24 December 2010 10:48 |
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Top 50 Fastest Aircraft
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Plane |
Top Speed |
Max. Altitude |
| 1. |
X-43 (Unmanned) |
Mach 9.8 |
110,000 feet |
| 2. |
X-15 |
Mach 6.72 |
354,200 feet |
| The X-15 is the fastest manned aircraft in the world. |
| 3. |
SR-71 Blackbird (YF-12) |
Mach 3.2+ |
85,000+ feet |
| The SR-71 Blackbird is the fastest airplane in the world. |
| 4. |
MiG-25R Foxbat-B |
Mach 3.2 |
123,524 feet |
| 4. |
X-2 |
Mach 3.2 |
126,200 feet |
| 5. |
XB-70 Valkyrie |
Mach 3.1 |
77,350 feet |
| 6. |
MiG-31 Foxhound |
Mach 2.83 |
67,600 feet |
| 7. |
MiG-25 Foxbat (Ye-155) |
Mach 2.8 |
118,900 feet |
| 8. |
F-15 Eagle |
Mach 2.5 |
60,000 feet |
| 8. |
F-111 Aardvark |
Mach 2.5 |
60,000+ feet |
| 9. |
X-1 |
Mach 2.435 |
90,440 feet |
| 10. |
Su-24 Fencer |
Mach 2.4 |
57,400 feet |
| 11. |
Tu-144 Charger |
Mach 2.35 |
59,055 feet |
| 11. |
MiG-23 Flogger |
Mach 2.35 |
60,700 feet |
| 11. |
Su-27 Flanker |
Mach 2.35 |
59,055 feet |
| 12. |
F-14A Tomcat |
Mach 2.34 |
58,000+ feet |
| 13. |
F-106 Delta Dart |
Mach 2.31 |
57,000 feet |
| 14. |
IAI Kfir |
Mach 2.3 |
75,000 feet |
| 14. |
English Electric Lightning |
Mach 2.3 |
60,000 feet |
| 14. |
MiG-29 Fulcrum |
Mach 2.3 |
59,060 feet |
| 14. |
F-107 Ultra Sabre |
Mach 2.3 |
48,000 feet |
| 15. |
Tornado ADV |
Mach 2.2 |
69,997 feet |
| 15. |
F-4 Phantom |
Mach 2.2 |
62,250 feet |
| 15. |
Mirage 2000 |
Mach 2.2 |
59,055 feet |
| 15. |
F-104 Starfighter |
Mach 2.2 |
58,000 feet
(120,800 feet NF-104A) |
| 15. |
B-58 Hustler |
Mach 2.2 |
64,800 feet |
| 16. |
F-105 Thunderchief |
Mach 2.1 |
52,000 feet |
| 16. |
A-5 Vigilante |
Mach 2.1 |
52,100 feet |
| 17. |
Su-22 |
Mach 2.09 |
59,055 feet |
| 18. |
Tu-160 Blackjack |
Mach 2.05 |
49,200 feet |
| 18. |
MiG-21 Fishbed |
Mach 2.05 |
50,000 feet |
| 18. |
Concorde |
Mach 2.05 |
60,000 feet |
| 19. |
D558-2 Skyrocket |
Mach 2.005 |
83,235 feet |
| 20. |
YF-23 Black Widow II |
Mach 2 (AB) |
65,000 feet |
| 20. |
F-20 Tigershark |
Mach 2+ |
55,000 feet |
| 20. |
YF-17 Cobra |
Mach 2+ |
50,000 feet |
| 21. |
Saab JAS 39 Gripen |
Mach 2 |
50,000 feet |
| 21. |
F-16 Fighting Falcon |
Mach 2 |
50,000+ feet |
| 21. |
Saab 37 Viggen |
Mach 2 |
60,039 feet |
| 21. |
Saab 35 Draken |
Mach 2 |
65,600 feet |
| 22. |
Tu-22M Backfire |
Mach 1.88 |
43,635 feet |
| 22. |
F-14B/D Tomcat |
Mach 1.88 |
53,000+ feet |
| 23. |
Su-34 |
Mach 1.8 |
45,890 feet |
| 23. |
F/A-18E/F Super Hornet |
Mach 1.8 |
50,000+ feet |
| 23. |
F-22 Raptor |
Mach 1.8 (AB) |
50,000 feet |
| 24. |
XF-104 Starfighter |
Mach 1.79 |
58,000 feet |
| 25. |
F-8 Crusader |
Mach 1.72 |
58,000 feet |
| 26. |
F-101B Voodoo |
Mach 1.66 |
52,100 feet |
| 27. |
X-29 FSW |
Mach 1.6 |
50,000 feet |
| 28. |
Tu-22 Blinder |
Mach 1.52 |
48,228 feet |
| 28. |
XF8U-1 Crusader |
Mach 1.52 |
58,000 feet |
| 29. |
SEPECAT Jaguar |
Mach 1.5 |
45,930 feet |
| 30. |
F-5 Freedom Fighter |
Mach 1.4 |
50,700 feet |
| 31. |
F-100 Super Sabre |
Mach 1.3 |
51,000 feet |
| 32. |
X-31 EFMI |
Mach 1.28 |
40,000 feet |
| 33. |
B-1b Lancer |
Mach 1.25 |
50,000+ feet |
| 34. |
F-102 Delta Dagger |
Mach 1.23 |
55,000 feet |
| 35. |
T-38 Talon |
Mach 1.22 |
55,000+ feet |
| 36. |
XF-90 |
Mach 1.1 |
39,000 feet |
| 37. |
MiG-17 Fresco |
Mach 1.05 |
52,366 feet |
| 38. |
F-86 Sabre |
Mach 1.04 |
50,800 feet |
| 39. |
F-117 Nighthawk |
High Subsonic |
45,000 feet |
| 40. |
AV-8B Harrier II |
Mach 0.98 |
41,700+ feet |
| 41. |
F-94 Starfire |
Mach 0.97 |
51,800 feet |
| 42. |
A-6 Intruder |
Mach 0.94 |
42,400 feet |
| 43. |
Saab 32 Lansen |
Mach 0.93 |
52,500 feet |
| 44. |
F-80 Shooting Star |
Mach 0.88 |
46,800 feet |
| 45. |
BAe Nimrod 2000 |
Mach 0.87 |
42,000 feet |
| 46. |
B-52 Stratofortress |
Mach 0.86 |
55,000 feet |
| 47. |
U-2 Dragon Lady |
Mach 0.8 |
90,000 feet |
| 48. |
C-5 Galaxy |
Mach 0.79 |
35,750 feet |
| 49. |
C-141 Starlifter |
Mach 0.77 |
41,600 feet |
| 49. |
C-17 Globemaster III |
Mach 0.77 |
45,000 feet |
| 50. |
Westland Lynx |
Mach 0.3 |
10,600+ feet |
| The Lynx is the fastest helicopter in the world. |
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Of course, there are many more aircraft than 75 that belong on this chart,
only the most popular have been listed. All specifications
are approximate.
The Apollo 10 craft reached Mach 37.6 upon re-entry;
the Helios satellite obriting the sun travels at Mach 227.3.
Keep in mind these are spacecraft and not aircraft. |
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The United States' air traffic control system is the safest in the world. |
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Written by faa
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Saturday, 11 December 2010 03:43 |
The United States' air traffic control system is the safest in the world.
To keep it that way, FAA and its Air Traffic Organization work continuously to improve the system. This includes incorporating new equipment and facilities as well as determining where that equipment and those facilities will be most effective.
The FAA is working on a plan now to make the best use of new and existing technology, infrastructure, and employees to handle the doubling and tripling of air traffic expected in the coming decades. The Next Generation Air Transportation System, or NextGen, will transform the national airspace system from one that is based on ground radars to one that uses satellite technology.
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Thailand International Motor Show 2010 |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 02 December 2009 05:48 |
Discovering a new innovation; the 32nd Bangkok International Motor Show." Since the first step of the journey until the present, we had never been stopped our walking and developing. Thousand miles of the journey always likes the first step. We know that the experiences make our journey colorful. It?s the Bangkok International Motor Show , the most innovative automotive technology works for mankind
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Last Updated ( Friday, 10 December 2010 17:03 )
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 14 May 2009 01:11 |
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Camfrog Video Chat is optimized for broadband so it has very high quality audio and video. Camfrog is different from other video chat software because users can host their own video chat rooms. Camfrog allows real multi-user videoconferencing.
Here are some key features of "Camfrog Video Chat":
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Thursday, 09 April 2009 23:08 |
| THAI | F-16A FALCON | | Manufactory | General Dynamics Co.,Ltd., USA. | | Aircraft Type | Multi role Fighter | | Powerplant | One Pratt & Whitney F-100-PW-220 Turbofan
One 20mm M-61A1 cannon and various combinations ot air-to-air and air-to-ground missiles and bombs.
| | Range | 1,407 miles | | Wingspan | 32 ft. 10 in. | | Length | 49 ft. 6 in. | | Height | 16 ft. 6 in. | | Weights Empty | 14,567 lbs. | | Weights Max T/O | n/a | | Max Speed | 1,345 mph. Service Ceiling: 60,000 ft. | | Output | n/a | | First Flight Date | n/a | | Service in RTAF | 2 July 1988 | | Cost | ?$8,200,000 | | ^Top | n/a |  |  | | ? | | ?Inventory Peace Naresuan I? In April of 1985, the government of Thailand made overtures to the United States to purchase twelve F-16A's. At that time, the F-16/79 was considered to be the only version that Thailand would be allowed to receive. However, in July 1987, Thailand was given approval to go ahead and order the F100-powered F-16, and a letter of agreement was signed in December of 1987 for the purchase of eight F-16A's and four F-16B's under the Peace Naresuan I Foreign Military Sales program. Thailand took delivery of its first F-16A in a ceremony at Fort Worth. All 12 aircraft of Thailand's first F-16 order are of the Block 15OCU variety. Peace Naresuan II Together with the signing of the first contract, the Thai Air Force was already seeking to add 6 more aircraft to the inventory. At the end of the eighties the Thai government signed a contract to purchase 6 more F-16A's under the Peace Naresuan II contract. These aircraft were also of the OCU version. Peace Naresuan III In September 1995 Thailand received the first aircraft of a second batch of eighteen new F-16A/B Block 15OCU aircraft, 12 A-models and 6 B-models. They have been used to establish a second F-16 squadron based in Thailand. The last six of those F-16s were delivered to Thailand in February 1996. This event marked the end of the production for all Block 15 F-16s for Lockheed Martin. The Block 15 has been in continuous production for over fourteen years and, at 983 aircraft, is the largest block produced. eace Naresuan IV In March 1999, the US announced it was prepared to sell used F-16 jet fighters to Thailand. In May 2001, the United States acquired eight F/A-18 Hornet jet fighters ordered by Thailand because the cash-strapped country was unable to complete the contract after the Baht plunged in July 1997. President Bill Clinton had told Thai Premier Chuan Leekpai in March 2001 that the United States was prepared to take over the 1996 fighter purchase contract and to limit the Thai government's obligation to the $74.5 million it had already paid. That decision relieved Thailand of the burden of paying the remaining $317 million on the purchase order or paying termination costs of up to $250 million. The advance money could be used to pay off the second hand F-16s. On July 14th, 2000, the Thai government decided to purchase 16 F-16s (15 A's and 1 B in the ADF version) to establish a third F-16 squadron. The aircraft were delivered in August and October 2002 and the remainder in July 2003. Also 2 block 10OCU aircraft were purchased for spare parts reclamation. Singapore donation On November 18th, 2004 it was announced that Thailand was to receive the remaining 7 RSAF F-16A/B's (3 Alpha models and 4 Bravo models). They were all handed over in the course of January 2005. Instead of a standard purchase between two governments, these airframes are donated by the government of Singapore to the Thai Air Force. In return the RSAF can train on the Thai air base of Udon Thani a number of days each year. This deal signifies the good relationship between these two ASEAN member countries.
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