NASA and Boeing tested half a plane in a wind tunnel to figure out how longer, thinner wings could make future aircraft more efficient without shaking apart
Aerial footage from Tuesday (October 7) showed passengers being airlifted after a plane crash in Florida’s Everglades region. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded to the crash report and airlifted two occupants—an instructor and student—who reported no injuries, according to the Miami Herald and MDFR. According to reports, the small plane encountered trouble during a training flight near Shark Valley before going down. Those on board used a cellphone to relay their coordinates and were to be transported to Miami Executive Airport after the rescue, officials said to local media.
The single-engine plane has remained impounded on the Red Lake Nation reservation since the emergency landing in mid-October. According to a statement from the tribal nation, the plane had not been authorized to land on the reservation.
