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Male student in the cockpit of an ultralight aircraft designed by a team of UNH students

Ultralight Aircraft Built by Student Team Takes Flight

After pouring so much time and effort – an estimated 6,000 man-hours – into a single project and spending what seemed like every waking minute as close to it as possible for the last year, five UNH students found themselves watching the ultimate culmination of that work from about a quarter mile... Read More

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