Business & GABombardier's EcoJet Program: Advanced Aerodynamics and Digital Simulation Bombardier is aligning its engineering expertise with its environmental commitments in its innovative EcoJet program. In an interview with Avionics International, Benoit Breault, Bombardier's Director of Research and Technology, shared insights into…
Advanced TechnologyAir Company's Mark Rumizen Talks Sustainable Aviation Fuel In the quest to address the aviation industry's substantial carbon footprint, AIR COMPANY has emerged as a trailblazer. The company's groundbreaking sustainable aviation fuel, AIRMADE SAF, has recently shown tremendous promise as…
Advanced TechnologyPHASA-35: High-Altitude UAS Offers Game-Changing Potential Engineers at BAE Systems have recently achieved a remarkable milestone in the aerospace industry with the successful completion of a stratospheric flight trial of the High Altitude Pseudo Satellite (HAPS) Uncrewed Aerial…
RegulationFAA Outlines Advanced Air Mobility Implementation Plan The Federal Aviation Administration recently outlined its new plan to implement advanced air mobility (AAM) into existing air traffic infrastructure in the United States. This category of aviation is defined as transportation…
Air TaxiLilium Arranges $192M Capital Raise Lilium has coordinated a capital raise totaling $192 million, the eVTOL developer announced this week. After receiving $100 million in funding in May, Lilium has now raised $292 million in 2023 to…
ConnectivityRDC Aviation to Add Spire Data to its Platform RDC Aviation, a tech and data services provider for the air transport industry, is a new customer for Spire Global’s aviation data. In a deal announced Tuesday, Spire will supply its satellite and…
CommercialUnited Introduces Wireless Charging for First-Class Seats Those traveling in first class with United Airlines this summer may be able to use a wireless charging station. A new domestic first-class seat was introduced by United last week. It will…
AI & AutonomyOPINION: The Need for Airlines to Update Aging IT Legacy aviation technology has worked well for forty years but the cracks are showing. Airlines need to break away from outdated systems, implicated in several recent costly "fails." “How Southwest failed the…