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VideoPlane with the largest wingspan in the world takes flight
The world's largest aeroplane by wingspan has taken to the air.
The aircraft built by Stratolaunch is designed to act as a flying launch pad for satellites.
Its wingspan measures 385ft (117m) and on its maiden flight the jet reached speeds of about 170mph (274km/h).
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VideoPlane with the largest wingspan in the world takes flight
The world's largest aeroplane by wingspan has taken to the air.
The aircraft built by Stratolaunch is designed to act as a flying launch pad for satellites.
Its wingspan measures 385ft (117m) and on its maiden flight the jet reached speeds of about 170mph (274km/h).
6h ago
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MORE ON: Aircraft design process
Bombardier secures deal for up to 60 jets
28 May 2018
Examining China's hypersonic transport plans
02 Mar 2018
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