Convair CV-880Convair CV 880 airplane model. In April 1956, the Convair division of General Dynamics announced the production of a medium range jet transport. It was first called the Convair Skylark, and then the Golden Arrow. It was later changed to the Convair 600 in reference to its speed of 600 mph. The speed of 600 mph is equal to 880 feet per second, which led to the final name of Convair 880. The aircraft cruised at around . 87 Mach, much faster than today's

reprofiled nose and a 97cm (3ft 2in) fuselage stretch

an RF-101 raced from Los Angeles to New York and back to Los Angeles in a record time of 6 hours

This concept

The 747 significantly transformed airline transportation by being much larger than any previous aircraft

with certification and first deliveries planned for late 1996

but as a result of the loss of a 2-0-2 in 1948 due to wing structural failure

The Ju-52 tri-motor was first built in the 1930s

Space Launch System model (abbreviated as SLS) is an American super heavy-lift expendable launch vehicle under development by NASA since 2011

while the CL-215 taxies across the surface

Cessna 425 Conquest airplane model

and combined GPS and inertial guidance package

On January 7