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Air Travel in 2050: A Glimpse Into the Future of Flight

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By 2050, air travel will undergo transformative changes, driven by innovations in technology, sustainability, and passenger experience. The aviation industry is on the cusp of a significant shift, where electric aircraft, flying cars, and artificial intelligence will redefine how we fly. This blog delves into the expected changes in air travel by 2050, examining the role of sustainable aviation solutions, technological advancements, and future trends that will shape the industry. The Impact of Digital & AI Technology on Future Air Travel Technological advancements are at the heart of the future of air travel, promising to make flying more efficient, sustainable, and enjoyable. By 2050, we expect to see electric aircraft and hydrogen-powered planes become mainstream, offering significant reductions in carbon emissions and fuel consumption. These new aircraft technologies will enable airlines to operate more sustainably, making zero-emissions aviation a tangible goal. Electric vs. Hy

No End To Global Warming 2018 4th Warmest Year On Record

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Our planet has been warming since the past century the global temperatures have been going up each and every year. As per the recent reports of NOAA & NASA scientists excessive greenhouse gasses and CO2 emissions made 2018 4th warmest year on record with an average temperature of 0.79 degrees Celsius behind 2015, 2016 and 2017. This value is 0.17 degrees lower than the record year 2016. 18 of the 19 warmest years on record have occurred since 2001. With no reduction in CO2 levels, the warming hasn't shown signs of slowing down with events like severe droughts, floods, torrential rainfall, and abnormally prolonged heatwaves are the biggest proofs of it. In fact, the coldest years on record were recorded in the late 19th Century and early 20th century. Here are some of the biggest proofs that our planet is burning like hell Melting glaciers: glaciers all over the world have retreated a lot since the last century some of them are even on the verge of extension. I

Must Know About The Tragic Shoot Down Of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH 17

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Today flight travel is considered as one of the safest modes of transport with airlines traveling at cruising altitude of more than 33,000 ft. Such altitude is considered very safe for a flight to travel upon. But what if a plane gets shot down by a Buk missile? A similar type of incident happened with Malaysian Airlines flight MH 17. MH 17 was a scheduled passenger flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur it departed from Amsterdam Schipol Airport at 12.31 PM local time on 17th July 2014 after departing from Amsterdam it crossed Germany, Poland and entered the Ukrainian airspace after entering Ukraine the pilot noticed that there were some thunderstorms on the way so pilot asked for a route diversion which was approved by Ukrainian ATC so at this point flight diverted towards eastern Ukraine which was a war zone area where it was shot down by a Russian surface to air Buk missile at 16.20 PM Ukraine local time in Grabovo village near Donetsk area in eastern Ukraine 40 Kms away from the R