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Airbus and Boeing are in co-operation…

by Mr. Plane on July 9th, 2008

Old friends, Airbus and Boeing, have made a deal for researching how to improve the whole air traveling to more greener. Both companies have set a goal to decrease airlines pollution they make.

(Image: Newscom)

Both companies want’s also make air traffic more effective and decrease airports “rush hours”.

If they success with that both, air routes and speeds can be optimised to second level. That means more faster planes, shorter distanses and that brings ATC’s work more closer to optimal because planes can be set landing in exact time, not forgetting weather of course. All that will decrease fuel burning and pollution.

That’s a very interesting deal with two big companies, future may give us more and more good things like that.

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