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The "Dubai Airshow 2023" is underway

The images between the stands and the in-flight demonstrations on the first day - VIDEO

The "Dubai Airshow 2023" started today (13-17 November). On display are large commercial aircraft, military jets, helicopters and drones. Air carriers will also be present and will showcase their main innovations. An opportunity to bear witness to the future of transport, with electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVtol) which will also gain prominence among the stands. The numbers that...

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 11/13/2023 15:54
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