Credit: Aalto
Aalto, Airbus’ high-altitude pseudo-satellite spinoff, claims to have broken the aviation record for the longest endurance flight. One of the company’s stratospheric-flying, solar-powered Zephyr 8Bs flew nonstop for 67 days, 6 hr. and 52 min., breaking a record held for 65 years, as well as the...
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