"The world's largest airplane, Rock, flew its first test on California"!
- On April 14, 2019, the world's largest airplane, a Stratlagon Behemoth named 'Rock', flew its first test flight in California. It has two Fuselage and six Boeing 747 engines and is designed to carry it in space, where It will drop a rocket into space that will help in deploying satellites.
- An engineering company named Scalped Composites made this airplane for the Stratophonic system and was financed by the late Paul Allen, who was Microsoft's co-founder. The plane's wings are 117 meters, which is Airbus. The A380 is about 1.5 times.
- Airplane can fly at the top speed of 304 kilometers per hour (189 miles per hour) and can reach 17,000 feet or 5,182 meters high.
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