Flight of Fancy - FAQs in plenty with few Answers
'The Engineer', UK, has this to say:
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Lot’s of questions, I’m afraid, and not many answers. Which is why we’ve assembled a panel of experts from across the aero industry to answer your questions on the technologies that will shape the future of civil aerospace.
Please send us your questions – by commenting at the bottom of this page - on aerodynamic design, materials, control, navigation, manufacturing or any other aspect of civil aviation by 5pm on Thursday 21st May, and we will print answers in our next issue and on our website.
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Lot’s of questions, I’m afraid, and not many answers. Which is why we’ve assembled a panel of experts from across the aero industry to answer your questions on the technologies that will shape the future of civil aerospace.
Please send us your questions – by commenting at the bottom of this page - on aerodynamic design, materials, control, navigation, manufacturing or any other aspect of civil aviation by 5pm on Thursday 21st May, and we will print answers in our next issue and on our website.
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