SpaceX Takes Aim at FAA After Latest Starship Launch Delay
The gargantuan rocket’s fifth test flight will attempt a complex booster ‘catch’ maneuver but not for at least a few months.
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Joby Seeks Middle East’s First Air Taxi Operator Certification
The manufacturer earlier this year announced plans to fly in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia as soon as 2026.
Report to Congress: Shortsighted, Aging NASA Faces Uncertain Future
Researchers believe the space agency is prioritizing short-term wins and commercial arrangements over the personnel and technology that power it.
Polaris Dawn Launch: What to Watch For
The historic mission will see civilian astronauts attempt a spacewalk for the first time in history, and spaceflight enthusiasts can watch it live.
Green Day Bids ‘Good Riddance’ to Drone That Paused Concert
According to the FAA, flight restrictions for stadiums and sporting events do not apply to concerts.
What the FCC’s New Rule Means for Drones
The agency last week voted to allow certain drone operations on a dedicated radio frequency spectrum, with the goal of improving safety and access.
Merlin’s Self-Flying Cessna Begins Testing for FAA Validation
The developer of autonomous flight software for Part 23 aircraft says its test campaign will culminate in a supplemental type certificate.
Beta Granted $20M to Explore Electric Aircraft and Chargers for Emergency Response
The manufacturer is partnering with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to install electric chargers across the East and Gulf coasts.
Electric Air Taxis Could Fly Passengers at 2032 Brisbane Olympics, City Says
The Brisbane City Council last week released a proposal to overhaul the city’s transportation system, including the potential introduction of urban air mobility services.
NASA Explains Strange Noises Heard on Boeing Starliner
The spacecraft is scheduled to undock from the International Space Station without crew no earlier than Friday.
