NASA's Gulfstream G-III will use lidar technology to scan contrails of GE's Boeing 747 GE Aerospace's Boeing 747 Flying Test Bed will be used for contrail studies.

Despite conspiracy theories about so-called chemtrails, there’s no evidence that the white plumes seen trailing from high-flying airplanes are part of a secret government program to spray toxic ...

Advances LiDAR technology for improved contrail analysis Provides insights for development of new aircraft engines Industry actively collaborating to understand contrail science with aim to reduce ...

GE Aerospace and NASA are partnering on a series of unique flight tests to help further the aviation industry's understanding of contrails, using new test methods and technologies. Contrails are ...

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — The General Electric Aerospace’s 747 is one big plane, and after seeing it, you can understand why it has the nickname, Queen of the Skies. If you’ve never been on this plane ...

The challenge of addressing aviation’s non-carbon dioxide emissions is receiving greater attention, with the climatic impact associated with tell-tale signs in the sky coming under increased study.

In the skies over Hampton Roads it is common to see contrails, cloud-like strips of condensed water left behind by aircrafts at high altitude. Some dissipate within minutes, but depending on the ...

GE Aerospace is partnering with NASA to carry out a series of flight tests designed to improve the industry’s understanding of contrails. GE Aerospace is partnering with NASA to carry out a series of ...

Four research figures show how contrails appear in two satellite views (left) and two photographs taken from the MIT Green Building. Aviation’s climate impact is partly due to contrails — condensation ...