ZeroAvia, FlightSafety International to Train Pilots on Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft
Flight school trains some 52,000 civil pilots annually and says it will work with regulators on ‘future governance’ of training involving hydrogen.
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Airbus Unveils Next-Gen Single-Aisle Aircraft, Commits to Hydrogen
Manufacturer unveils fresh aircraft plans aimed at decarbonizing the aviation sector.
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.
An Inaudible Sonic Boom, Visualized
Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 ‘Baby Boom’ has broken the sound barrier six times, but you wouldn’t be able to tell from the ground.
FAA Says It Is Testing Starlink in Alaska in Bid to Improve Weather Data
Agency’s trial of the satellite terminals raises questions about potential conflict of interest.
One Century Later, Pulitzer Electric Aircraft Race Revival Date Set
National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence will revive the Pulitzer Trophy after a 100-year hiatus.
This Company Is Taking the ‘Boom’ Out of Supersonic Flight
Boom Supersonic’s XB-1 demonstrator creates a sonic boom not audible from the ground below, potentially opening up opportunities for supersonic flight over land.
Boom Goes Supersonic, Makes Civil Aviation History
Company’s XB-1 ‘Baby Boom’ demonstrator breaks the sound barrier at Mojave Air & Space Port in California, where the first supersonic flight occurred in 1947.
Army Looks to Test Optionally Piloted Black Hawks
Skyryse, developer of the SkyOS operating system for flight, will work with the military to equip the utility helicopters with automated systems.
Maker of World’s Largest Plane Tapped for Hypersonic Test Campaign
Stratolaunch’s ‘Roc’ boasts a longer wingspan than the ‘Spruce Goose,’ but the military is also interested in its Talon-A testbed.
