ZeroAvia edges closer to cert as FAA issues electric engine conditions
ZeroAvia is celebrating a “major step” towards certification of its ZA600 hydrogen-electric powertrain, after the U.S. Federal Aviation Admi... Continue Reading
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Merlin Labs sees incremental path to pilot-free passenger flights
US start-up Merlin Labs is eyeing civil applications for its AI-powered, defense-grade Merlin Pilot autonomous flight control system and say... Continue Reading
Digitizing borders could free up space to reimagine #PaxEx
Border control and lost baggage are the two remaining “pain points” when it comes to creating seamless air passenger journeys. But smart tec... Continue Reading
Op-Ed: Repeated government shutdowns normalize aviation instability
U.S. Government shutdowns disrupt airport operations and a variety of private businesses, from airlines and bizjet operators to airport shop... Continue Reading
What it’s like to fly Central Mountain Air’s 328 turboprop
Most folks, when looking for a winter getaway, look to the south for a little respite. Places like the Caribbean or Hawaii typically top the... Continue Reading
Archer prepares for eVTOL passenger flights as war looms over UAE plan
Electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer Archer Aviation is “on track” to begin carrying passengers above select US... Continue Reading
Airbus vents frustration at GTF engine delays and slow progress on SAF
Airbus’ frustration with Pratt & Whitney was palpable during its full-year earnings presentation earlier this month, with the European a... Continue Reading
Flightradar24, Aireon partnership sees ADS-B data streams combined
Some partnerships are so synergistic that they simply make perfect sense from the outset. Such is the case with Swedish firm Flightradar24, ... Continue Reading
Iridium plans aviation disruption with Certus safety, space-based VHF
Iridium sees an opportunity to ‘disrupt the status quo’ in aviation now that its next-generation Certus satcom service is undergoing flight ... Continue Reading
How Deutsche Aircraft is differentiating with its D328eco strategy
Deutsche Aircraft aims to differentiate itself from other OEMs by providing customers for its in-development D328eco turboprop with a “seaml... Continue Reading
Viasat sees future opportunities to reengage with Starlink adopters
When Viasat brings its high-capacity Ka-band ViaSat-3 F2 satellite on line for the Americas in the near-term, and satellite launches commenc... Continue Reading
Japan Airlines taps LEO IFC for 787-9s, eyes AIX reveal
Japan Airlines plans to bring Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-powered inflight connectivity to both existing and new Boeing 787-9s, as part ... Continue Reading
Connected seatback at the fore as RAVE Aerospace enters new era
Having completed its acquisition of Safran Passenger Innovations (SPI) from French aerospace giant Safran, Kingswood Capital Management has ... Continue Reading
ZeroAvia details headwinds that are slowing its certification timeline
Changes in the net-zero policy landscape over the last 12 months have created “headwinds” for hydrogen-electric propulsion developer ZeroAvi... Continue Reading
How Telesat plans to differentiate in LEO with Lightspeed
Telesat expects to start supporting global Lightspeed Ka-band Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-powered broadband connectivity in the aviation... Continue Reading