NASA Researching ‘Ultra-Lightweight” Antennae for Future Aircraft
Space agency has tested rigid and ground-based versions of a state-of-the-art antenna and aims to field an aerogel-based variant later this year.
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Gulfstream’s G700 Sets Manufacturer’s 700th Speed Record
Company is ‘not troubled’ by tariffs as it ramps up deliveries of the G700 and prepares to ship out its G800 in the ‘next few weeks.’
Report: Airbus Has Spent $1.7B on Stalled Hydrogen Ambitions
Manufacturer in February scaled back development of a hydrogen-powered aircraft, which it said may arrive a decade later than its original 2035 target.
Blue Origin Flies Katy Perry, Gayle King, and Other Customers to Space
Company’s New Shepard rocket launches celebrities and four others to the edge of space and back.
Keeping Up in the Second Space Race Takes Diligence
How can NASA keep its ambitions for the moon and Mars on track?
NASA Chief Nominee Isaacman Fields Questions About Moon, Mars, Musk
Questions remain about the Shift4 CEO and civilian astronaut’s priorities for the space agency.
Vast Bolsters Commercial Space Station Plans With Key Agreements
Company is developing a commercial replacement for the ISS, which is planned to be retired at the end of the decade.
Zipline Drone Delivery Takes Flight in Texas With Walmart—for Free
Free service offers aerial transport of more than 65,000 products in 30 minutes or less, including in rain and strong winds.
Bombardier Global 8,000 ‘On Schedule’ for 2025 Takeoff
High-powered business jet is expected to have a top speed of Mach 0.94 and range of 8,000 nm.
Abolish the TSA? ‘Bad Idea,’ Experts Say
Private airport screening services could ‘miss things at a much higher rate’ than TSA screeners, former administrator John Pistole tells FLYING.
