How Airbus Aims To Reduce Carbon Emissions Using Nature-Inspired Wings
Airbus’ future commercial wings are inspired by the flight of the majestic seabird albatross.
109 articles published since October 07, 2022
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Writer - Omar is an aviation enthusiast who holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering. With numerous years of technical and research experience under his belt, Omar aims to focus on research-based aviation practices. Apart from work, Omar has a passion for traveling, visiting aviation sites, and plane spotting. Based in Vancouver, Canada
Airbus’ future commercial wings are inspired by the flight of the majestic seabird albatross.
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