Britten-Norman, Cranfield Aerospace To Merge in Pursuit of Hydrogen Fuel
The two British firms are eyeing hydrogen-powered regional, transport-category jets by 2026.
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India To Collaborate With EU on New Drone, AAM Regulations
An agreement between Indian and European aviation authorities will see the two collaborate on new standards for advanced aviation.
SpaceX’s Starship Rocket Explodes Minutes After Launch
By Elon Musk’s standards, Thursday’s test flight was “a success.”
Could a Bunch of Junk Derail U.S. Activities in Space?
NASA, the Defense Department and U.S. Space Force all have big plans—and a potentially bigger obstacle.
DroneUp Is Testing Hydrogen Fuel Cells—Will Other Drone Firms Follow?
Most drones today are battery electric, but hydrogen power may be the future.
SpaceX Starship Orbital Launch Scrapped Minutes Before Go
Elon Musk took to Twitter to weigh in on what hindered Monday’s planned launch.
Regulatory Roundup: U.S. Federal Legislators Push for UAS Integration
Breaking down key drone, UAS, and AAM regulations from the past month.
When it Comes to Space Travel, NASA has the Juice—But ESA has JUICE
The Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer mission will spend the next eight years on a voyage to study the gas giant and three of its water-bearing moons
FAA Awards Contract for Automated Cargo Network Flight Trials in Alaska
The Merlin Pilot will be the first automated flight control system to secure NAS integration, and aims to reduce workloads amid the ongoing pilot shortage.
Dubai International Unveils ‘Flight to Your Flight’ Vertiport Plan
Skyports and Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority are aiming for development of a “network of vertiports for air taxi services” beginning in 2026.
