Could airplanes save fuel by flying in a more realistic -- and safer -- EXTENDED V-formation? See what Kari, Grant and Tory concluded.
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MythBusters: Extended V MiniMyth
Could airplanes save fuel by flying in a more realistic -- and safer -- EXTENDED V-formation? See what Kari, Grant and Tory concluded.
Added: Dec 2, 2011 Views: 5582 Views Runtime: 02:19
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