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Top 10 Fastest Bikes in the World

10/01/202010/01/2020 by PickyTop

This post is about the fast motorcycles where there is no such thing as speed control or traffic rules.
These motorcycles listed below are truly what defines human engineering at its upper limit.
But speed comes at a price; These bikes are also some of the costliest and advanced vehicles you can buy.
If you are biker by heart and afford them or want to know more, here is the list of the top 10 fastest bikes in the world in 2020:

10. BMW K1300s - 175 mph

BMW launched it in October 2008 and was a substitute for the former K1200S that had been in production since September 2004.
When you start the engine, you will be welcomed with a pleasant, hexagonal tube throaty sound.
A constant-mesh 6-speed gearbox sends power to the wheels.
The BMW K1300S can reach a peak velocity of over 174.5 mph, thanks to its sporty lineage & lightweight design.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.79 seconds
Engine-1293cc, Water-cooled 4-stroke in-line four-cylinder-engine, four valves per cylinder, two overhead camshafts, dry sump lubrication
Max power-172.9 HP@9250 rpm.
Max torque-140 Nm@8250 rpm.

9. Aprilia RSV4 - 180.2 mph

As soon as Aprilia launched this superbike in 2016, the RSV4 instantly entered the limelight.
The RSV4 RF is a limited edition track-oriented superbike variant featuring Öhlins fork, Performance Ride Control, Wheelie Control, Launch Control, Quick Shift, and more.
The Aprilia RSV4 RF is powered by a 999cc, liquid-cooled V4 engine which combines 198bhp and 115Nm of torque with a 6-speed gearbox.
There are two variants, a limited edition of the Aprilia RSV4 RF, a more hard-core RSV4 RR variant featuring Öhlins fork.
Indeed, the RSV4 RR is a ride-ready motorcycle, but RF is one step ahead.
This bike’s lightning acceleration is the only reason its included in our fastest production motorcycle countdown.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2 seconds
Engine-999.6cc, Liquid-cooled, four-cylinder-engine, 65 degree V4.
Max power-201 HP@13000 rpm.
Max torque-115 Nm@10500 rpm.

8. Yamaha YZF R1 - 185.7 mph

R1 is the company’s flagship motorcycle, giving riders the chance to explore the MotoGP DNA with a legal street bike.
It generates a 197.2 BHP peak power and a torque of 112.4 Nm.
The R1 is supported by an aluminum chassis with a diamond structure and comes with a four inline 998cc petrol engine.
The YFZ R1 receives forward telescopic forks and a backward double swing leg, ensuring controlled stability.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.6 seconds
Engine-998 cc, Liquid-cooled, four-cylinder-engine.
Max power-200 HP@13500 rpm.
Max torque-112.4 Nm@11500 rpm.

7. CBR-1000 RR Fireblade - 185.7 mph

The CBR1000RR Fireblade is Honda’s flagship sports bike for the masses, bringing racetrack technology to the road.
After the new 2019 version, the motorcycle has now improved in terms of power and innovation.
It receives a range of most advanced racing elements like Wheelie Control, Rear Lift Control, Engine Braking, Riding Mode Select System, Power Selection, and a new ABS gyroscopic mechanism.
The new CBR1000RR weighs 195 kg with the use of magnesium and other lightweight materials, which is about 15 kg lighter than the previous one.
Honda also has the CBR1000RR Fireblade SP besides the standard model with extra facilities such as semi-active Ohlins Electronic Control (SEC) steering at both sides and Brembo four-piston Monoblock radial calipers with high-performance brake pads.
It’s been a long-time Fireblade has retained its position both in MotoGP & market with new 1000RR as one of the finest and best bikes in the world Honda can offer.
The CBR1000RR will be updated with a new name (CBR1000RR-R) for 2020, redesigned upgraded bodywork, and a new engine based on RC213V MotoGP technology.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.7 seconds
Engine-999 cc, Liquid-cooled 4-Stroke 16-valve DOHC inline 4.
Max power-190 HP@13000 rpm.
Max torque-114 Nm@11000 rpm.

6. Suzuki GSXR - 186.5 mph

Suzuki has equipped this bike of the liter-class with a 999.8cc four-cylinder liquid-cooled engine of 6 speeds with 202 HP@13,200 RPM power, 117.6 Nm@10,800 rpm torque.
Suzuki brings more effective suspension and added electronic functions to the street-legal model for riders intending to move from the original variant to the R variant.
GSX-R1000’s top speed is 300 kph, while the motorcycle weighs only 202 kg.
Suzuki’s design style has remained the same over the last few generations.
A single headlight on fairing feels aesthetic while redesigning air intakes relative to its predecessors.
Like the R (GSX-R1000R) models, the base 1000R arrives with an Inertial Measurement Unit that gages the pressures at load on the engine to assist and refine the traction control reactions, as its devilishly ingenious title suggests.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.35 seconds
Engine-999.8cc, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder, DOHC
Max power-202 HP@13,200 RPM.
Max torque-117.6 Nm@10,800 RPM.

5. MV Agusta F4 RC - 187.65 mph

If ‘iconic’ isn’t good enough for you, your aim for unique–and can’t get much more certain than the MV Agusta F4 RC.
The street-legal version’s four-cylinder’d engine produces 205bhp power (more than standard F4 RR, which produces 195 BHP).
Its body frame race kit also reduces the weight of the bike to 175 kg, meaning that its maximum velocity is a race standard specified of 302kph.
The F4 RC is the motorcycle you want to buy if you want the fastest bike in the world with an exotic Italian touch and lightness.
There is always an element of sleekness, both in Italian supercars and top speed bikes.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.4 seconds
Engine-998 cc, Liquid-cooled, four-cylinder-engine.
Max power-200 HP@13450 rpm.
Max torque-115 Nm@9300 rpm.

4. BMW S1000 RR - 188.2 mph

Unlike Japanese big automotive brands, BMW Motorrad is directly receives its racing DNA technology from its parent corporation, BMW.
The top speed of the BMW S1000RR is 303 kph (188.2 mph) making it the fastest BMW bike ever made.
So far, BMW has had an eye for advanced aerodynamics for this version’s new feel.
The new S1000RR is the flagship supersport motorcycle of BMW that for 2019 has been entirely restructured.
RR’s twin LED projector headlamps with LED DRLs that substitute the unique asymmetric headlamps on their predecessor are the most prominent element of the 2019 BMW S1000RR.
This engine is a newly developed, four-cylinder piston inline 999cc engine.
The engine produces at 13,500rpm 204 HP and 113Nm of torque at 11,000rpm.
Besides, thanks to smaller engine parts and exhaust systems, the 2019 version of S1000RR has a weight around 197kg a whole 11 kg lighter than before.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.6 seconds
Engine-999 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-stroke in-line 4-cylinder engine, four titanium valves per cylinder, BMW ShiftCam.
Max power-204 HP@13500 RPM.
Max torque-113 Nm@11000 RPM.

3. Suzuki Hayabusa - 193.8 mph

Suzuki Hayabusa is the most popular bike in the world and also has been the fastest production motorcycle for a long time before Suzuki’s rival launched our top two speed bikes.
This is the flagship motorcycle of Suzuki, which is massive and often confuse people for its world-record, no Hayabusa is not the fastest bike in the world anymore.
The Hayabusa’s twin headlamps are stacked vertically, and that’s how you instantly recognize big daddy on the streets.
The motorcycle has a new ABS system and front brake calipers from Brembo Monobloc.
In the total, there are four analog meters on the front which includes a speedometer, fuel gauge integrated with water temperature with S-DMS mode indicator, on the drive gear and an adjustable tachometer.
Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) is a special system from Suzuki helping to select three different power engine modes A, B & C.
Powering the beast is a liquid-cooled DOHC 1300cc four-cylinder engine trotting out 197 horsepower.
Hayabusa has a suspension upfront of the damped forks of the inverted telescopic coil spring oil and rear damped absorbers of the coil spring oil.
Unfortunately, for some emission norm restrictions, Suzuki is planning to discontinue the production of the legendary motorcycle.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.9 seconds
Engine-1340 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-204 HP@9500 RPM.
Max torque-155 Nm@7200 RPM.

2. Kawasaki Ninja ZX 14 - 208.1 mph

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R is the second fastest production motorcycle to date at the top speed of 208.1 mph.
In just 2.7 seconds, this super vehicle could travel 0 to 100 kph.
Ninja ZX-14R uses a liquid-cooled engine of 1441cc four valves & can produce 197.3 BHP@10,000 RPM peak power.
For a long time, the Ninja series was consistently among the best street bikes for their modern technologies and research.
Kawasaki’s intention was to compete with Hayabusa and to launch the most powerful sportbike.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.5 seconds
Engine-1441 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-197.3 HP@10000 RPM.
Max torque-158.2 Nm@7500 RPM.

1. Kawasaki Ninja H2R - 248.5 mph

The Ninja H2R is the world no 1 bike and flagship model from Kawasaki, which was first presented at the 2015 EICMA Motorcycle Show.
Because of the overwhelming power, this liter-class model was a purely track-only motorcycle, not legal on public roads, and is the only bike to get supercharging technology on track.
The Ninja H2R is actually 50 percent powerful and has a 5mm shorter wheelbase than the regular street-legal H2, which produces 197BHP of power.
If we consider legality, Kawasaki Ninja H2 is the fastest street-legal motorcycle you could own.
To show you a glimpse of how powerful the H2R is, it maintains the world record for breaking a 400 kph speed barrier.
With its combined lightweight and powerful engine, Kawasaki Ninja H2R is the fastest motorcycle in the world of 2020.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.5 seconds
Engine-1441 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-197.3 HP@10000 RPM.
Max torque-158.2 Nm@7500 RPM.

Apart from this, honorable mention has a spot in this list which would definitely top this top 10 bikes in the world list.
You guessed it right, MTT Turbine Superbike Y2K, the only reason it is not included as world no 1 bike because of street-legality and usage issues.
This motorcycle is equipped with a helicopter jet turboshaft engine capable of producing astonishing 420HP power with a top speed of 250 mph.
As it is a turbine jet engine, it can work with any thick fuel like kerosene, diesel & all biofuels.
Fun fact–
If we consider the fastest land-speed record ever achieved by a two-wheeler, the world record goes to The TOP 1 Ack Attack.
A specially built land-speed streamliner motorcycle that recorded as the fastest motorcycle in the world in March 2013, which achieved officially recorded top speed of 634.217 kph (394.084 mph).
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Top 10 Fastest Cars in The World

10/01/202010/01/2020 by PickyTop

“The Fastest production car” means more than maximum speed in my term.
A complete supercar must have a fair combination, but more of these features.
Steering, test track, driving experience, and cornering have a great deal to do with quick.
The measurement of the path must be very definite. It must be the same for all.
A half-mile ride on smooth concrete will generate different outcomes than a half of a mile run on a drag race track.
Top speed at The Autobahn (Germany) is not the same as a top speed run on the Bonneville Salt Flats.
There is also a shift in altitude/slope, and the smallest and maximum positions are not on the same level.
Unlike fast motorcycles, the dynamics of suspension go far beyond just simple G force.
Driver’s skill, vehicle familiarity, and knowledge of the track is a variable to consider.
For ordinary highways, most of them may be too fast or too powerful to handle, so the government made them legal to buy but prohibits to drive on a public street.
There are many top automobile companies to be listed here like Ferrari, Saleen, Pagani Huayra, and Porsche that couldn’t make up to the list.
Tighten up your seat-belt and lighten up wallet here are the top 10 fastest cars in the world in 2020:

10. Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

Such a velocity is because of the 715 horsepower 5.2-liter twin-turbo V-12 engine under the muscled vehicle of the Superleggera.
Drive it on some twisty highways, and if challenging, the DBS is rewarding to ride swiftly.
In a wonderful combination, the DBS Superleggera incorporates the finest of traditional Aston Martins.
While the DBS uses an all-aluminum DB11 framework, carbon fiber overplays much of the body.
The DBS Superleggera offers the most bang for the AM buck at a starting price of about 300 grand in the U.S. before optional gear.
It is one of the most stunning supercars launched in 2019.

09. Chevrolet Corvette 2020 C8 ZR1 (C8R)

The 2020 model 213-mph Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 C8 retains the American tradition of producing world-class performers at just a fraction price compared to European supercars.
Known as giant-killers at all times. The starting rate of the ZR1 is $150,000.
The C8 ZR1 is the most aggressive version of the Corvette, like its predecessor.
It has improved aerodynamics, a front and rear diffuser that inspires race, a large rear wing and, above all, is still the fastest American production car ever.
Chevrolet now provides a new version of the engine in the next Z06 combined with an electric motor in the ZR1.
The details are still unclear, but the Z06 appears to share a twin-turbo, flat-plane-crank, dual-overhead-cam V-8 with the C8.R race-spec.
Displacement remains a mystery but because the 5.5-liter version of the C8.R is exceptionally wide and vibrates too much in a flat-plane design.
Corvettes since their inception, were an integral part of NASCAR, one of the most popular motorsports in America.
Just like their naval namesake (corvette battleship), Vette sometimes costs less than half of what more prestigious exotic European supercars do.
But destroys their pleasant delusions by being so much faster at a fraction of the price.

08. Ford GT 2018

Ford fits their latest very fastest car with a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 engine closer to the one found in the Ford F-150 Raptor, unlike the supercharged V-8 in the previous generation GT.
The V-6 is equipped with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, pumping out 647 horsepower and 550 lb-ft torque.
On test, GT touched at 100 kph in just 3.3 seconds and at 134 mph in 10.8 seconds through the quarter-mile.
Driving the GT is simple, and from behind the wheel, the car feels quick and flexible.
Drivers on the path discovered it “brutally fast, having nearly all comforts in their test for speed and agility in the corner.”
Inspired by one of the most popular drivers of Le Mans, the Ford GT is an ideal example of when big corporations like Ford its best minds to work.

07. Mercedes-AMG Project One

Expected to launch in 2020, this formula one based supercar has chassis constructed on a carbon-fiber structure.
A rear-engine, all-wheel-drive vehicle is driven by a 1.6-liter V-6 petrol engine (like that of Mercedes-AMG formula one car).
Supported by a hybrid plug-in mechanism and four electric motors assisted by three 161 HP motors which are placed on the crank and front wheels, respectively.
Launched at the auto show in Frankfurt, even though Mercedes-AMG was secretive about how much power it really produces or what the maximum speed is.
We speculate that it breaks the all-important 1000 HP limit;
It’s an armed hybrid, and it will speed in 3 seconds from 0 to 100! Oh, and a ludicrous price label of $2.7 million.
F1 star Lewis Hamilton helped develop Project One and even drive the first model.
Even though this sports car is not released yet, Mercedes claimed it would be the fastest street-legal car in the world.
But considering the specifications, we estimate it would be among the top for sure.

06. Lamborghini Aventador LP 750-4 SV

The Lamborghini Aventador LP 750-4 Superveloce is the purest version of a Lamborghini to date.
With enhanced power, reduced weight, improved aerodynamics, and advanced technologies: unmistakable Lamborghini DNA, dynamic superiority and outstanding riding precision.
Focusing on weight reduction while integrating the latest tech has led to the production of the most sport-oriented and fastest Lamborghini ever.
By improving lightweight engineering, including considerable use of carbon fiber, the weight was further decreased by 50 kg from normal Aventador.
This new Raging Bull comes to life with a V12 engine with power increased to 552 kW/750 HP. This results in a 2.03 kg/HP power-to-weight ratio.
The Superveloce speeds up in 2.7 seconds from 0 to 100 kph and forces up to a maximum velocity of over 350 kph (more than 218 mph).
After the success of Huracan, the company launched Lamborghini Veneno that was a limited edition variant with the highest speed of 221 mph and was based on Aventador SV.
Lamborghini Aventador’s popularity among the general public is too high.
Almost all online car racing games feature it since its release.

05. McLaren P1 GTR

Now we are in our supercar zone.
This updated P1 GTR provides an amazing horsepower more than the standard P1 and legendary McLaren F1.
While being lighter after stripping some modern luxuries, one of the most powerful cars ever to enter on public roads.
Bearing in mind that this monster P1 GTR can set you back over $4.6 million, don’t assume this road-legal car to be a bargain.
With a 3.8-liter, twin-turbocharged V-8 and an electric motor behind your head producing 986 horsepower,
Coupled with the capacity to achieve 100 kph in 2.9 seconds on the manner to a maximum speed of 225 mph, there will always be the temptation to press gas as you ride it.
As the spiritual successor to McLaren F1, McLaren Automotive will McLaren Speedtail as a limited-production hybrid sports car in 2020 capable of achieving a 250-mph speed barrier in the test.

04. Koenigsegg CCX

If this list of the world speedest cars was not for street-legal automobiles, a super sports car from Koenigsegg named Agera RS would be in the top 3.
Model CCX has the same DNA and sporting some car modifications to follow US car laws.
A new in-house built 4.7L hybrid supercharged V8 motor capable of producing a peak power of 817 hp at 7,000 speed and 920 Nm of torque at 5,500 speed while operating on 91 octane petrol.
Koenigsegg made the chassis of carbon fiber strengthened by the Kevlar and aluminum honeycomb.
The Koenigsegg CCX can go from 0 to 100 kph in 3.2 seconds to a touching speed of 245 mph.
Start preparing for all this exotic hyper-car by paying the cost. Supercars from Koenigsegg are some world’s most costly vehicles to own.
Overall, for Koenigsegg, the CCX was a significant model that eventually supported the Swedish firm to create the Agera and the One:1.

03. SSC Tuatara

SSC North America has confirmed the news that we have been waiting for since 2011.
The 1,750-horsepower, potentially 300-mile-per-hour Tuatara sportscar is now in production.
The Tuatara is driven by a 5.9-liter twin-turbo V8 developed by Nelson Racing Engines for Shelby SuperCars (SSC) in collaboration.
In bright-orange markings, the engine itself features “1.3 megawatts,” referring to its capacity to bring out up to 1,750 hp on E85 gas.
This yield scales back to 1,350 HP when operating 91 octane fuel, just like its previous predecessor SSC Ultimate Aero TT.
Anyway, a CIMA 7-speed automatic gearbox with a 50-millisecond robotic shift guarantees that all these wheels are correctly driven to acceleration and speed.
SSC has a record of 284 to beat Koenigsegg before it can consider chasing 300, but it will excite us no matter how fast the Tuatara gets.
We’re just pleased to know that it’s more than viral marketing and celebration as in the delivery of the first production SSC Tuatara, which is scheduled in mid-August 2019.

02. Bugatti Chiron

If not limited by the car’s safety limit, this beast doesn’t have any limits and it’s beyond this list.
The maximum speed of 261 miles per hour of the Chiron Sport overcomes every car mentioned here, and that’s what Bugatti set out to achieve with its super-speed yet luxurious land rocket.
Bugatti powered the Chiron Sport as the “regular” Chiron by the same 1,479-horsepower, 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W-16 engine, but it carries 40 pounds light, making it a little faster.
How much is it faster? Can’t say because both Chiron and Chiron Sport are electronically restricted to 261 miles per hour in top speed mode.
Bugatti says that the Chiron Sport is a whopping 5 seconds quicker, which is remarkable, given the performance gains produced solely on its weight loss.
Just for information, In 2010, the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 super sport (Bugatti’s ex-flagship) recorded a top-speed production car mark of 268 miles per hour.
On its launch, the public regarded the Bugatti Veyron as a masterpiece of engineering–a technological display showing just what was capable with an almost limitless cost.
Bugatti Chiron without its electronic speed limiter is now the #1 fastest car in the world breaking 304 mph barrier on 2nd September 2019.
By creating a vehicle that is even more technologically advanced than its predecessor, with the advantage of 11 years of extensive research and tradition, Bugattis will always the top spot in almost all fastest cars in the world lists and guinness book of world records.

01. Hennessey Venom GT

On a technical level, the Hennessey Venom GT is the fastest production car in the world, with a maximum speed of 270.49 mph.
The Hennessey Venom GT was evaluated but only approved the numbers.
A twin-turbocharged 7.0-liter V-8 engine drives the vehicle, which is closely modeled on the Lotus Exige.
The Hennessey Venom F5 could be the second or third fastest vehicle with a top speed of 301mph.
It took four years to develop F5 after Venom GT’s launch, and it is fundamentally a brand-new car that is not allowed to ride on the street.
Outside, the F5 enjoys a fresh look and new aerodynamics, while under the skin is an updated carbon fiber chassis with more displacement and more power.

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Top 10 Fastest Plane in the World

09/01/202008/01/2020 by PickyTop

Every human being today who has traveled on a plane or gazed at the wonders of exploring space should be grateful to those brave and brilliant wright brothers for the legacy they left for humanity.
Since its use into wars, we pushed the ultimate boundaries of the plane making.
Thanks to the discovery of jet-engine, as limiting factors like altitude and speed, became irrelevant.
Hawker Hunter was the first fastest jet in the world prototype that broke the world air speed record for aircraft, achieving a speed of 727.63 mph in 1953.
Military research develops most of the aeronautics technology like missile system, fuselage, afterburner, and design in the airforce research facilities.
This is done for developing better fighter planes that will have an upper edge over enemies.
There are many types of best fighter jets like combat aircraft or multi-role aircraft.
Among them, we will list out the top 10 fastest planes in the world today in 2020:

10. Sukhoi Su-27

Top Speed: 1804 mph
Max Flight Distance: 2193 miles with internal fuel.

Its full speed of 2.35 Mach carries it with a twin-engine and the first fly-by-wire control system ever on a Russian jet to the very weakest of Soviet craftsmanship.
Soviets built it to counter the new American 3.5 gen fighters like the F-15 Eagle for air superiority.
It is equipped with a 30 mm gun and ten internal turrets capable of holding both air-to-air, heat-seeking, short, and medium-range rockets.
It has many distinct variations for all its achievements and popularity. Some of them like Sukhoi Su-57 Fifth-generation jet fighter is even today top-modern, 35 years after the Flanker’s first plane (1977).

09. McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle

Top Speed: 1875 mph
Max Flight Distance: 2991 miles with internal fuel.

Even today, most people consider F-15 being one of the most successful fighter jets ever created and is still in service with the U.S. Air Force.
The twin-engine and thrust-to-weight ratio of the Eagle of 1:1 can propel the plane of 18,000 kg to over 2.5 times the sound speed.
Developed in 1976 and will stay a part of the air force until 2025. Nearly 1200 F-15s were built and exported to Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Israel, among others.
USAF’s current plan is to continue producing them until 2019.
It was first designed as an air-superiority aircraft but was later built as an Air-to-Ground variant, the F-15E Strike Eagle.
The F-15 can carry on its 11 hardpoints a range of Sparrow, Sidewinder,120-AMRAAM, crash missiles.
Together with its 20 mm M61A1 Vulcan gun and fastest speed, it is no surprise that this fighter jet has over 100+ confirmed aerial combat victories.

08. Mikoyan MiG-31 BSM

Top Speed: 1957 mph
Max Flight Distance: 4287 miles with internal fuel.

The Mikoyan designed the plane as a replacement for the earlier MiG-25 “Foxbat.”
The MiG-31 is based on and shares design elements with its predecessor MiG-25 and MiG-29.
MiG-31 distinguishes itself as one of the world’s fastest planes before and even now.
It can fly at high altitudes at high speeds up to 2.83 Mach (2171.372 mph)
Its D30-F6 jet engines, each rated at a thrust of 152 kN, allow the speed of Mach 1.23 (932 mph) at low altitude.
The MiG-31 was one of the first planes with a phased array radar and as of 2013 was one of two fighter jets in the world capable of freely firing air-to-air long-range missiles.
Also, it was the first operational fighter in the world with the Zaslon S-800, a passive electronically scanned array radar (PESA).
Its maximum reach against fighter targets is about 200 km, and it can track up to 10 objectives and strike four of them simultaneously with its Vympel R-33 rockets.
The aircraft was in production from 1975, the Russian Air Force and Kazakhstan Air Force are still using MiG-31 and will remain in service until or beyond 2030.

06. North American XF-108 Rapier

Top Speed: 1990 mph
Max Flight Distance: 4287 miles with internal fuel.

The North American XF-108 Rapier was a long-range, high-speed interceptor plane designed by North American Aviation to protect the U.S. from supersonic fast Soviet bombers.
The aircraft would have moved at speeds around Mach 3 (3,200 kph; 2,000 mph) with an unrefueled combat radius of over 1,000 nautical miles (1,200 miles)
With radar and rockets providing engagement capabilities of up to 100 miles (160 km) against targets of bomber size.
USAF continued to develop the F-108 radar and missiles, and eventually, the system was used in the Lockheed YF-12 project.

05. Bell X-2

Top Speed: 2094 mph

The Starbuster was an American research fastest plane flying for the first time in 1955 and retired in 1956.
It was a part of the X-2 program and so its investigation area was to see how planes behaved at altitudes greater than Mach 2.0 when traveling.
With no weapons like the missile launch system, it featured a back-swept wing that created it to have a little air-resistance and prepared to meet Mach 3.196’s amazing velocity in 1956.
Accidentally, the pilot made a sharp turn soon after he reached very high speed and then it crashed out of control.
He could not regain aircraft power and bailed out.
Unfortunately, the rescue shuttle’s tiny parachute was only launched, and he struck the floor too fast.
The Starbuster program finished this deadly collision.

04. Mikoyan MiG-25

Top Speed: 2170 mph
Max Flight Distance: 1650 miles with internal fuel.

This Soviet aircraft constructed was among the fastest fighter jet in USSR.
It was introduced to join the flight to attack American fighter planes during the cold war, such as the SR 71 blackbird and high-slow moving surveillance aircraft.
Since they intended it to attack SR 71, excessive speed was the need, hence its maximum capacity of Mach 3.2.
Unlike the Blackbird, the Foxbat contained 4 air-to-air missiles that made it an interceptor rather than a plane of surveillance.
It has never fired down a Blackbird, but it has had many other effective fighting missions, for example in the conflict between Iran and Iraq.
Between 1964 and 1984, over 1100 Foxbats were built, but today it restricts the use, with Russia, Syria, Algeria, and Turkmenistan being the only consumers.
The MiG-25 was also MiGFlug’s fastest plane ever provided for fun flights–they used it primarily for space edge missions.

03. Lockheed YF-12

Top Speed: 2275 mph
Max Flight Distance: 3000 miles with internal fuel.

The Lockheed YF-12 was an American prototype interceptor aircraft assessed in the 1960s by the U.S. Air Force.
YF-12 just appeared like the Blackbird SR 71 which has three Air-to-Air missiles.
It is because they modeled the SR 71 on the YF-12 and because they both had the same designer, Clarence Johnson, “Kelly.”
It is the biggest, heaviest and fastest interceptor plane in the world to date.
But has also set and maintained speed records for the world’s fastest plane, at an altitude of over 2000 miles per hour (3,200 kph) and over 80,000 feet (24,000 m) (later surpassed by SR 71 blackbird).

02. Lockheed SR 71 Blackbird

Top Speed: 2193 mph
Max Flight Distance: 3250 miles with internal fuel.

Both USAF and NASA used SR 71 Blackbird after its inception in 1966.
By collaboration, they built 32 Blackbirds and used it for reconnaissance and experimental research.
It showcased stealth technology, even if enemy fighter planes detected, this plane was able to escape easily because of its amazing speed.
It could easily surpass the interceptors or surface-to-air missiles launched towards it.
Blackbird was so fast that there was no time for air in front of it to glide, thus increasing pressure near its nose which increased its internal temperature by too much friction.
The fighter jet’s temperature would sometimes reach very high, which expanded the metal, so it had to be built by small parts.
Because of this, when standing still, the SR-71 spilled oil.
The SR 71 was the fastest and highest-flying operational manned military plane in the world during its entire career.
This has to be the pinnacle of our fastest plane in the world list.

01. X15

Top Speed: 4520 mph
Max Flight Distance: 280 miles with internal fuel.

As part of the X-plane series of experimental aircraft, the North American X-15 was a hypersonic rocket-powered plane operated by USAF and NASA.
For the fastest plane which carried a human, this rocket jet has the current world record.
Its top speed was Mach 6.70 (about 7,200 kph) which is achieved with a pilot qualified as an astronaut William J Chevalier on October 3, 1967.
They included a big wedge tail for stabilizing the aircraft at these super-high altitudes.
But the downside of this was at the lower altitude the drag from such a tail was enormous.
A B-52 had to carry it to an altitude of approximately 14,000 meters before leaving it at which it ignited its own engines.
Just imagine sitting in a 15 m long rocket and then being released, it must have been an amazing thrill!
They used X-15 at such extreme speeds that’s why it didn’t use traditional steering methods (using slide over a fin) but used rocket thrusters instead!
These enabled elevations of over 100 kilometers to be reached, which was one of its world records.
X-15 overall has these three world records:
1. It was the first operational space-plane.
2. It got to a height of over 100 km.
3. It flew over six times the speed of sound (Mach 6.70).

North American X-15 is still the fastest plane in the world ever built with a top speed of 4520 mph.

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Top 10 Best Fighter Jets in the World Today

25/12/201924/12/2019 by PickyTop

The jet fighters have come to dominate the skies in the first time since they were in the form of the Messerschmitt ME-262 during WW2. Over the decades, there have been great jet fighters, but these are some of the best.

10. Mikoyan MiG-35

With the improvements on MiG-29M / M2 and MiG-29K / KUB fighters, MiG-35 was described as a jet fighter of the fourth generation.
The first version was a modification to the MiG-29M2 concept jet fighter previously used.
During the 2007 Aero India air show, Mikoyan officially first displayed the MiG-35 internationally.
In terms of combat efficiency improvement, universality, and operating characteristics of the MiG-35/MEG-35D combines developments of MIG-29K/KUB and MIG-29M/M2 fighters.
The new design includes primarily the 5th-generation intelligence surveillance systems, compatible with applications of Russian and foreign weaponry and an interconnected range of defensive systems to enhance combat sustainability.
The new total design overruns the baseline design concepts and allows the new aircraft as their Western counterparts to undertake massive-scale multi-role missions.

9. General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon

The F-16 is a single-engine, extremely versatile, supersonic, tactical fighter aircraft with multi-role capability.
It is much smaller, lighter than its predecessors with improved aerodynamics and avionics but uses advanced fly-by-wire (FBW) control to achieve improved movement performance.
It also includes the first use of relaxed static stability (RSS) in which a fighter aircraft is intentionally designed to be slightly aerodynamically unstable.
It has developed into a reliable all-weather, multi-role aircraft designed for an air fighter for supremacy.
Since they approved production in 1976, over 4,600 aircraft have been produced.
The only reason I didn’t include F15 is because of its cost compared to F16.
The fact remains that the aircraft are built and do this properly. Ultimately, though, the project and budget constraints depending on what type.
When you compare it 1v1, the F-15’s advanced technology & arm power is far better.
Its payload is heavier, quicker, and the coverage is at higher altitudes.
When it comes to equipping an air force, the F-16 is the best choice since it is only half the cost when bought by the F-15 and less than half for its maintenance.

8. Dassault Rafale

The Rafale was designed as a modern and versatile jet fighter by a French aviation company called Dassault.
Some new avionics are included in the multi-role fighter. In fact, designers have taken other measures to reduce the aircraft’s radar cross-section.
This is a very maneuverable aircraft. The Rafale can simultaneously track 40 targets and attack on four targets.
Buyers can equip the aircraft in three different versions: RAFALE C single-seat, RAFALE M single-seat carrier, and RAFALE B twin-seat variant.
The plane will hold up to the latest American F-16 & F-15 models.
In the 21st century, the Dassault Rafale will be the backbone of French air power.

7. Eurofighter Typhoon

The Eurofighter Typhoon divides perception among experts of military aviation.
Nevertheless, it is without question, a multi-role fighter in active service that is among the most effective in the world.
It was developed by the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and later Spain as a joint effort.
At the outset of the Dassault Rafale program, France was involved initially but separated shortly.
The Typhoon is a highly qualified and remarkably agile dogfighter. Nonetheless, the new fighter of the F-22 Raptor is considered more powerful & technologically advanced.
But other than the F-15, Rafale, and Su-27, many experts find it more capable.
We expect the Typhoon to remain operational in the late 2030s when either the New Generation Fighter or the BAE Tempest will be replaced.

6. Sukhoi Su-35

The multi-role Su-35 is a well designed improved variant of the Su-27.
It is proposed as a substitute for the Su-27 and the MiG-29 fighters. The Russian Air Force introduced it in 2012.
Designers called Su-35 a fighter of a fourth generation.
It’s a highly maneuverable and agile fighter with a long-range, high altitude and heavy artillery capabilities.
The Su-35 is primarily an attacker of air superiority.
This poses a big threat to Western 4th generation fighters. Nevertheless, air-to-ground secondary capability is available.
It can carry many weapons.
It has 12 hardpoints for the wing and fuselage and can bear weight up to 8,000 kg in weight.
The large and powerful engines allow it to long-distance maneuvering thrusting.
The engines also can provide supersonic speeds to be achieved without an afterburner.
Highly maneuverable, the engines have a 3-dimensional thrust-vector.
But, in developing, purchasing and hiring certain of the latest technology, Russia falls behind.

5. Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet

In 2001, the Super Hornet entered service with the U.S. Navy, replacing the 2006 withdrawn Grumman F-14 Tomcat.
The F-18 Hornet is widely regarded as the best and most versatile multi-role aircraft in the United States Navy. 7
For many years and in many war areas around the world, it has performed with distinction.
It was built in the 1970s by McDonnell Douglas and Northrop and began active service in the 1980s.
The first battle was during Libya’s 1986 bombing, and it also played a major role in the Gulf War of 1991 and later the Gulf War of 2003.
Other Air Force, including the Royal Australian Air Force and the Spanish Air Force, also use Hornet.
The F-18 E/F Super Hornet, its larger and more technically capable variant, features updated avionics and other improvements to bring the aircraft to modern standards.

4. Chengdu J-20

The Chengdu J-20 is the newest addition stealth fighters of the Chinese4 Air Force.
It was designed to compete with jet fighters of the fifth generation, such as the US F-22 Raptor and advanced fighters of the fourth generation, such as the Russian Su-57.
It is speculated that the Russian MiG aviation company has supported the production of the J-20.
The initial low-rate development of this stealthy aircraft began in 2015.
In 2016, the Chinese Air Force received its first operational J-20 stealth fighters.
In 2017, China’s air force officially adopted this stealthy fighter.
China’s approach to its military programs has been more transparent over the past decade.
Even so, on this aircraft, there is little to no official information available.
The J-20 is designed with precision strike capability as an air superiority fighter; It comes down from the 1990s J-XX program.
4After the F-22 and F-35, the J-20 is the third operational fifth-generation stealth fighter aircraft in the world.
The J-20 features a blended fuselage, a canard delta configuration, low intakes of jet engines, and an integrated fly-by-wire system (FBW).
In January 2011, the aircraft made its first flight and was officially unveiled in 2016.
It entered the service of the PLAAF in March 2017 as an air-superiority fighter.

3. Sukhoi Su-57

Su-57 is designed as the first aircraft to use stealth technology in the Russian military service.
Sukhoi will deliver the first aircraft of production in 2019, with a second in 2020.
On January 29, 2010, the maiden flights took place.
The jet is intended to overcome the previous-generation fighter aircraft, as well as ground and naval defense with super-maneuverability, stealth, and advanced avionics.
They have designed the aircraft to carry out air protection and to attack missions the Russian Air Force and the Russian navy mainly.
It can defend all kinds of enemy targets for ground, air and surface locations and monitor long distances in the airspace.

2. Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II

A single-seat and single-engine, all-weather, stealth, fifth-generation, multi-role combat aircraft family for ground-assault and air-superiority operations is Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II.
F-35 Lightning II is the world’s first international multi-role fighter jet of the 5th generation.
A tactical advantage over all other battle aviation is provided by the highly agile, stealthy design alongside an advanced sensor pack and modern weapons.
As the biggest and most expensive combat initiative, the F-35 was the subject of a lot of scrutiny and criticism in the United States and everywhere else.
In December 2006, the F-35 completed its maiden flight.
The trio of the F-35 versions would cover the A-10 and F-16 of the US Air Force, the F/A-18 of the US Navy, the F/A-18 and the AV-8B Harrier of the US marine forces and other aircraft versions for the other allied nations, including conventional take-offs and landings (CTOL), the short-off/vertical landings (STOVL), and the carriers variant (CV).

1. Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor

The F-22 Raptor developed by Lockheed Martin and Boeing is a single-seat, twin-engine fifth-generation extremely advanced tactical fighter.
The stealth, extremely advanced avionics, and higher performance like thrust-to-weight ratio with speed make this modern marvel a super-maneuverable dog-fighter.
Whilst its main role is as an air superiority fighter, it can also perform various other functions including ground attack, electronic warfare, and signal intelligence.
The F-22 cannot be exported under US federal law to protect its stealth technology and other high-tech features.
Lockheed designed it to be highly difficult to detect and track by radar.
Airframe shaping such as edges alignment, fixed geometry serpentine bends and angled vans that avoid the line of sight of motor faces.
With turbines from any outside view are all measures to reduce radar cross-sections (RCS), and the use of radar-absorbent material (RAM).
They can also add features such as hinges and pilot helmets that can provide a radar return.
The F-22 also has reduced radio emissions, infrared signatures, and acoustic indications and extremely low naked eye visibility.
Flat thrust-vectoring nozzles minimize infrared exhaust emissions to reduce the risk of surface-to-air- and air-to-air missiles that use infrared homing (Heat Search).
The F-22 began life as a straightforward air superiority fighter.
Besides, this airplane has faced a formidable air threat from the fighters of other countries since its launch.
It later switched to the multi-role combatant, with extra capacity for ground attack.

Top 10 Biggest Passenger Planes in the World

26/12/201930/11/2019 by PickyTop

With increased passenger capacity and the fastest way of traveling, aircraft made transport systems easier.
It can transport more passengers and more cargos with bigger aircraft size, but with new problems.
So today, we will have a look at jumbo jets, whose size is so big that you look at them wondering, “Does this even fly?”
We will not include US military cargo planes or the largest plane in the world, Antonov An-225 Mriya.
In this post, we will only consider passenger airplanes with huge passenger carrying capacity and maximum takeoff weight.
Top 10 Biggest Passenger planes in the world:

10. Airbus A330-300

The Airbus A330 is an Airbus made twin-engine jet airliner with a medium to long-range capability.
Variants of the A330 range from 5,000 to 13,430 kilometers (2,700 to 7,250 nautical miles) with a capacity for up to 335 adults with a double-class configuration, or carry 70 tons (154,000 pounds) of freight.
The Airbus A330 originates from one of the first Airbus airliners, the A300, which had been designed in the mid-1970s.
With A340 the A330 had many common aircraft frame components, but was different in the number of engines, as was developed simultaneously with the four-engine A340 plane.
It has two turbofan engines, a wingspan of 197 foot 10 inches, and a cruising speed of 532 mph.

9. Airbus A340-300

The A340-300, like all members of the Airbus Family, features many key innovations including fly-by-wire flight controls that improve the protection of aircraft, save weight and cost, advanced, carbon fiber materials, and aerodynamics that save fuel.
The standard variants can carry up to 375 passengers.
The range of nautical 6,700 to 9,000 nautical miles, but depends on the model.
Its characteristics are four high-speed turbofan engines and three-leg main landing gear.
The 151 kilonewtons (34,000 lbf) CFM56-5C are used to power 300 models.
The 209 meters long Airbus A340-300 has 198 feet wide wingspan. As of June 2019, Lufthansa, the A340’s biggest airline, has acquired 62 -300 aircraft and operating 32 – 600 variants.

8. Airbus A340-500

The Airbus A340-500 was launched on the market in 2006, Airbus made some initial deliveries in 2002.
It is manufactured in France with 372 passengers’ capacity in the single-class seat arrangement and 313 passengers in its double class system.
Aircraft is around 223 feet long and can cover a distance of up to 10,358 miles long.
The A340-500 was the longest-range commercial aircraft until losing its crown to the Boeing 777-200LR.
The 222 fuselage cross-section of the A340 offers cabin airlines the versatility to meet demands on the market, from ultra-high comfort premium seats to economical class layouts.
It an ideal biggest passenger plane for VIP & ultra-long-range operations as the four-engine double-aisle, wide-body jetliner offers the A340-500 the opportunity to drive some of the world’s longest non-stop routes up to 9,000 nautical miles.

7. Airbus A350-900

The A350-900 was unveiled on 15 January 2015 by its flight provider, Qatar Airways.
Airbus A350-900 is a 325-seater wide-body passenger aircraft which is part of the new generation Airbus models.
The A350-900 is one of its different configurations providing up to19-hour-long-distance routes and is said to fly further than any other commercially known airplane.
The maximum seating capacity for 440 passengers and a wingspan of 212.43 feet (64.75 m) is available.
Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, and Philippine Airlines mainly use this aircraft.
It has seven temperature ranges in the cabin to control the climate more precisely while one board.
It has a fuel efficiency better than some other passenger airplanes since they made it from plastic components, which make it 25 percent lighter than some of the older models.

6. Boeing 777-200LR

The C-market model 777-200LR (LR) is one of the commercial airlines of the longest range that entered service in 2006.
It holds the world record as the longest nonstop flight by a commercial airliner.
In its two-class system, it can accommodate 400 passengers and its single-class system can accommodate a total of 40.
It has a wingspan of 212 feet 7 inches.
JGE90-110B1 or GE90-115B turbofans Jet engines are used to power -200LR.
With each 10 operating aircraft, Delta Air Lines and Emirates are the major operators of the LR version.

5. Airbus A340-600

The Airbus A340-600 is a super-stretched version of the A340 aircraft family, the largest of the Airbus jetliners.
It has a capacity of 380 (or 475 in high-density seats) with a 13,900 km travel range and is among the world’s largest passenger aircraft.
Aircraft type certificate was given in June 2002, and the first flight took place on 23 April 2001.
It launched in August 2002 when it took its first commercial flight from London Heathrow to JFK New York with Virgin Atlantic Airports (ordered 20 aircraft as the first customer).
This plane has a total of 247 miles length and a 208-foot wingspan.
The A340-600 is powered by four Rolls-Royce Turbofans of 250 kN (56,000 lbf) and uses Honeywell 331–600 [A] APU.

4. Boeing 777-300

Boeing 777-300 has a capacity for 550 people in a single class cabin and 451 double class configuration.
The maximum route range is 6,013 miles and can achieve high speeds at 590 mph.
The Boeing 777-300 is known as the 777-300 Stretched version because it has a total length of 242 feet, which is 33.25 ft extra lengthier from earlier versions.
It was designed to extend by 20% resulting in 60 extra seats, 75 to 451 in two classes (economy & business) or total capacity 550 in an all-economy.

3. Boeing 747-400

The Boeing 747-400 jet airliner series is the best-selling model of Boeing.
The massive-body passenger aircraft was built from one of the earlier 747s.
Airlines can accommodate 416 passengers in their three-class cabins, 524 in their two-class cabins and 660 in their all-economy cabin.
Boeing 747-400 has a length of 232 ft. and wingspan is 211 feet.
Even though with a huge body, it can achieve top speeds of up to 614 mph and travel range up to 7,260 miles, which is good considering the size of its body.
The Pratt & Whitney PW4056, the General-Electric CF6-80C2B1F, and the Rolls-Royce RB211-524G/H are the new jet engines powering it.
There is a high-density seating model named 747-400D, developed for Japanese domestic short-haul flights with higher volumes.
An airline can place a maximum of 568 passengers in a dual-class configuration or 660 in the one-class economy configuration of this model.

2. Boeing 747-8

The Boeing 747 is undoubtedly a leading airplane when it comes to commercial aviation icons.
747-8 is a wide-body passenger aircraft manufactured by Boeing Commercial airlines in the United States.
It has been designed with its double-deck configuration with a broad body fuselage and has overshadowed all commercial passenger jets.
As the design has been refined and extended over the years, the capacity of this jumbo jet continued to increase.
Airbus A380 is bigger than 747, but in terms of technology, Boeing is better than its European counterpart.
When using a single-class system, the Boeing 747-8 can accommodate 700 passengers and 600 passengers for the double-class system.
The travel range of the aircraft is 8,000 miles. The 747-8 was the first lengthy 747 to be made and the second 747 version, after the shortened 747 SP, had a fuselage of tweaked length.
The 747-8 was intended to use the same technology as 787, including the GEnx turbofan and partial fly-by-wire engine and cockpit.
747-8 is by far considering a good deal of metrics, the latest version of the Boeing 747 family.
It was commissioned in 2011 only 8 years ago and Boeing received over 150 orders of this version.

1. Airbus A380-800

The biggest passenger plane in the world, Airbus A380, is a wide-body airliner manufactured by Airbus.
It was a hype among the public when the Airbus A380 was launched in 2007.
Airbus intended this Gargantuan aircraft to take everything from the Boeing 747 to the boundaries of modern engineering.
For its size, it was dubbed as the super-jumbo by media.
A standard Airbus A380-800 Emirates can hold up to 853 passengers in a single class economy cabin and 644 passengers in a two-tier cabin class cabin.
The wide-body aircraft can travel 8000 miles distance, as it flew for the first time on April 27, 2005.
It can cruise 43,100 meters above sea level, with a maximum range of 8208 miles at that height.
It is also, and understandably so, the world’s heaviest passenger airplane.
Qantas A380 first-class Lounge with its classy Airbus A380 interior is consistently rated amongst the best airline lounges in the world.
Speaking about its commercial success, a decade later, the market for A380 is very different.
What a game-changing aircraft was meant is now struggling to survive.
The A380 is one of the most costly and complex aircraft ever built with a price tag of $436 million.
Airbus announced that production will end by 2021 on 14 February 2019, when Emirates Airlines decreased its last orders in favor of the A350 and A330neo.

At the Paris Air Show 2017, Airbus launched the A380Plus.
The objective of the PLUS was to improve the A380, to increase capacity and reduce passenger costs.
Without changing its operating properties like engine, Airbus has tweaked other aspects of a standard A380-800.
Although the A380 has a certificate that it can fly with about 850 passengers, it usually has 497 passengers on the aircraft.
This capacity in plus is increased to 575 seats by the retrofitted interior of the A380plus.

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Top 10 Fastest Trains in the World

05/12/201912/09/2019 by PickyTop

This article is about the fastest train in the world with speed so high, within a matter of minutes they take you to other major connecting cities.
The speed of a train is only limited by technology, unlike their road counterparts; Trains are much safer & comfortable to travel.
With the latest invention of Maglev trains, we only expect it to improve further.
Recently, Japan tested its fastest ALPHA-X train in 2016 and is expected to start its operation from 2046.
These are 10 most fastest train in the world:

10. Alstom Euroduplex

French railway’s company SNCF operates the train and is designed & manufactured by the Alstom railway company.
This train is the third series of high-speed duplex TGV trains.
The weight is much lesser and with much-improved aerodynamics.
In December 2011, the train began operating and could carry 1020 travelers at a moment. It connects the French, Swiss, German and Luxembourg rail networks.

9. SNCF TGV Duplex

At a time that is the fastest in France, this train can achieve a peak of 198.8 mph & operational crusing speed around 190 mph.
This train was launched in December 2011 by the railway corporation SNCF.
This is the largest double-decker train with 508 seating capacity. It is fully environmentally friendly and 90 percent recyclable.
SNCF-operates trains are the fifth fastest in Europe with Train à Grande Vitesse (TGV).
The trains in the series have been in operation since 1981 and can operate at a speed of 320 km/h.
The world record in conventional rail trains has broken down for 574.8kph with a TGV-train set called V150.
Alstom and Bombardier produce TGV railway units.

8. FS Class ETR 500

Trains working on the high-speed line between Turin and Salerno in Italy are running at 300 kph, better known as Elettro Treno Rapido 500 (ETR 500) Frecciarossa (Red Arrow).
The high-speed railways have been modernized and have a maximum velocity of 360 kph for the ETR 500.
TREno Veloce Italiana (TREVI), the Consortium of Alstom, Bombardier, and AnsaldoBreda, operates the trains.
The ETR 500 was launched in 2008 and comprises 11 air-conditioned carriages each with two locomotives.
The super-trains are fitted to provide total comfort through climate control and noise isolation and comfortable ergonomic seats.
The daily fleet of trains covers around 88 stations.

7. E5 Series Shinkansen

The East Japan Railway Company operates one of the fastest high-speed rail services in Japan.
On 5 March 2011, the train started functioning. It has a line of 444.28 miles from Tokyo to Aomori with a high speed of 198.8 mph, which it covers exact 2 hours and 56 minutes.
The Shinkansen H5 and E5 series are two of Japan’s newest bullet trains and the country’s fastest.

6. ICE 3

ICE 3 is the fourth fastest train in Europe operating up to a speed of 330 kph and is a variant of Deutsche Bahn’s Intercity Express Trains.
Bombardier operates these trains in collaboration with Siemens designs and manufactures the trains in the series the Deutsche Bahn and Nederlandse Spoorwegen.
Half of the axles of the train are driven, and designers have spread traction gear over the entire distance of the train under the seating floor.
They equip the trains with bogie jacks and fasteners, allowing for a reduction of rolling resistance of about 10 percent.
The German highly futuristic InterCity Express train runs between Berlin and Munich but plans to travel on multiple routes like Frankfurt to London thereafter.
Not so long ago, ICE 3 was the fastest train in the world before our Top 5 high-speed trains took over.

5. Talgo 350 HSR

Talgo 350 is the third fastest train in Europe and the 6th fastest in the world, with 46 stations in operation in Spain, and is commonly known as El Pato (Duck in Spanish).
The T350 operates at 350 kph, but during a test run, it reached a peak speed of 365 kph.
From the Madrid-Zaragoza-Lleida section of the Madrid-Barcelona line in Spain, it began to operate from 2005 and was originally developed as RENFE AVE class 10.
It is manufactured by Patentes Talgo (Tren Articulado Ligero Goicoechea Oriol) collaboration with Bombardier Transportation.
The train is fitted by a natural tilting system and comprises 2 cars with 12 coaches.
Designers had to intend the front end specifically for aerodynamic resistance prevention.

4. AVE Class 103

The AVE Class 103 is a high-speed train operated by state-owned RENFE railway, which serves as an AVE service in Spain.
This train is the second part of the Velaro family that was built by Siemens.
The second fastest train in Europe and the fifth-fastest in the globe is Siemens Velaro E, widely recognized in Spain as AVS 103.
The design of the train is focused on the further development of ICE 3 trainset on the Deutsche Bahn.
The standard working speed of the Siemens Velaro E is around 350 kph.
During its test ride on the Madrid-Barcelona line in 2006, it created a record of 403.7 kph for series production trains.
The train began working in 2006 with full operation in snow and ice.

3. AGV Italo

The first train in the AGV Series, Automotrice Grande Vitesse Italo, is now the fastest train operating in Europe and the world’s fourth-fastest train.
During its test run in April 2007, AGV Italo operated at the East European high-speed line and broke a record speed of 574.8 kph.
They inaugurated the train on April 2012 and is the most advanced train in Europe, with 98 percent of its recyclable parts and a 15 percent lower lifecycle and energy costs.
AGV Italio stands out among other European trains in this Top 10 fastest train in the world.

2. China Railway CRH380A

The CRH 380A is the world’s third-fastest working train service.
This multi-unit electric train can attain a maximum velocity of 236.12 mph in commercial services.
But during initial trials, it topped a record velocity of 258.58 mph.
In October 2010, the Chinese train operated the CRH 380A routinely on the Shanghai-Nanjing path.
This train is manufactured by the CSR Qingdao Sifang Locomotive and Rolling Stock Company.
The aluminum alloy body CRH 380A is low weight and has a fish-head like aerodynamic design in the front.
This remarkable train structure could lower aerodynamic resistance.
The CRH 380A bogies are also free of vibration & sound.
The cabin capacity can accommodate 494 travelers with facilities like e-display, a reading lamp, an electric port, and a VIP sightseeing section close driver’s seat.

1.Shanghai Maglev

Shanghai Maglev, with a maximum operating speed of 267.8 mph, is the fastest train in China & World.
Shanghai Maglev Transportation Development Co. operates this service.
Maglev is an abbreviation for Magnetic Levitation or flotation in the magnetic field of an object.
Shanghai Maglev is doesn’t have wheels and floats between the train and the track on the magnetic ground.
This electromagnetic push allows the train to travel over the path with the powerful magnates, as no train-track contact occurs.
In just 4 minutes, Shanghai Maglev could achieve its high speed of 267.8 mph.
German corporations built Shanghai Maglev Siemens and ThyssenKrupp.
The Shanghai maglev public service began its service on 1 January 2004.
It operates between Pudong International Airport and Outskirts of Shanghai Long Yang Road.
Shanghai maglev train has a total capacity of 574 passengers.
The entire journey of 20 miles (32.19 km), Shanghai Maglev takes only 7 minutes and 20 seconds.

This was a list for the Top 10 fastest train in the world in 2019.
Technology had improved exponentially since the great Thomas Savery invented the first steam engine & Rudolf Diesel invented diesel engine.
Also, respect of special thanks to that father-son duo George Stephenson who built first Steam engine based locomotive.
From that moment, we have gone from the fastest American steam locomotive to the fastest Maglev.
These are only the fastest among all trains in the world; The future is dazzling for these track-based long caravans.
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