Looks like Ford put out the most. I've often wondered about the emissions dumped in the atmosphere by jetliners, I think air quality would be far greater if they limited air travel which I believe is the biggest polluters

 

Sounds to me like there's some serious flaws in the testing protocol.

 

I agree with ya John, but afterburners are such a rush.................

 

My Mother passed in 91 . She was sure
that each time a space mission was launched the weather was affected .
Wonder why the US space program was
halted .........

 

John, several people have said that to me also regarding the weather. Have you noticed the lack of major hurricane landfalls since the shuttle was shuttled?

 

Yes . I notice a change .My mother and grandmother,were weather watchers .
They were strong in their thoughts .
Our drought in the 80 .s showed that much .They were correct .

 

Programming vehicles to detect when they are in emissions testing and performing differently is a whole different kettle of fish than simply building cars to pass emissions protocol.

 

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...&mid=8F9FF54D5DDB0D4418DF8F9FF54D5DDB0D4418DF
An amazing jet but wonder what it was leaving in the ozone and how it effected the weather and air quality every time it took off, likely why it was shelved.

 

There isn't much out the that doesn't pollute but I'm surprised to know that the car/truck fleet puts out more emissions than the number of jets that are up in the air, especially with all the fuel they go through.

 

It was shelved because it was a maintenance nightmare, far to expensive to operate, unsafe POS.

 

No doubt you're right Dave, I just think in general the amount of flights around the world on a daily basis pollute far more than the car/trucks on the road and think numbers are fixed to the benefit to big corporations.