‘We’re Just Treading Water’: Space Force Seeks Money, Personnel to Do Its Job
Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations, says the department needs to increase its funding and workforce as it takes on greater responsibilities.
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Duffy: ‘Envy of the World’ ATC System Could Be Installed Within 3 Years
Transportation secretary is expected to announce plans to modernize what he describes as an ‘aging, understaffed’ system this week.
German Firm Eyes New Window for Europe’s First Commercial Orbital Launch
Isar Aerospace plans to send off its two-stage-to-orbit Spectrum rocket from Andøya Spaceport in Norway.
Airbus CEO: Aviation Net Zero by 2050 Goals May Be at Risk
Manufacturer recently delayed plans to build hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft and eVTOL air taxis.
SpaceX’s Fram2 Mission Will Aim for the Poles
Commercial mission plans to observe Earth’s poles from low-Earth orbit for the first time and complete 22 research experiments, among other objectives.
SpaceX Stands Behind Its Ambitious Lunar Timeline
Many tests and milestones lie ahead for the Staship rocket.
What’s Next for Boeing Starliner?
NASA is considering flying the capsule without a crew on its next test flight.
Electra’s Hybrid Fixed-Wing Aircraft Snags Interest Among Helicopter Operators
Manufacturer has 2,200 provisional orders for its nine-passenger EL9 from customers around the world, CEO Marc Allen tells FLYING.
‘Here Lies Blue Ghost:’ Private Lander Powers Down After Successful Moon Mission
Historic endeavor comes to an end after the commercial lunar lander completes ‘100 percent of its mission objectives,’ per manufacturer Firefly Aerospace.
Trump’s FAA Administrator Pick Garners Support From Industry
Bryan Bedford has been president and CEO of Republic Airways since 1999.
