articleApr. 2, 2019

Opinion: It Is Time To Get Real On UAM

Analysts ponder how to harness the tremendous potential of autonomous mobility in congestion-clogged cities worldwide.
Article Apr 2, 2019

USAF Pauses KC-46 Delivery A Second Time  

The USAF has paused acceptance of the Boeing KC-46A Pegasus for a second time because additional foreign object debris was discovered on one of the tankers.
Article Apr 2, 2019

Airbus Presses On With Lower-Deck Cabin Module  

Airbus has yet to find a customer for its lower-deck cabin module but its promoters have clearer ideas on how to market and certify it.
Article Apr 2, 2019

UK Space Firms Preparing SAR Satellite Tech Demonstrator  

UK space tech firms Surrey Satellite Technology and Oxford Space Systems have been awarded government funding to develop a stowage-efficient Synthetic Aperture Radar.
Commentary Apr 2, 2019

Opinion: The 737 MAX Fallout’s Implications For Suppliers  

While aerospace stakeholders hope for an optimistic outcome, they must also plan for the possibility of pessimistic scenarios.
Article Apr 1, 2019

Pentagon Halts F-35 Equipment Delivery To Turkey  

The Pentagon has decided to halt Lockheed Martin F-35 equipment delivery to Turkey.
Article Apr 1, 2019

Motorsport Tech Applied To Airbus’ Fast Rotorcraft  

The FastCan project producing the composite canopy structure for Airbus Helicopters’ Racer high-speed rotorcraft demo is bringing automotive design and manufacturing tech into aerospace.
Article Mar 29, 2019

Interest Growing in European Multinational Tanker Force  

The Czech Republic could be next to sign up to the program, which already has the backing of Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Norway.
Article Mar 29, 2019

Enders: Airbus’ UK factories Could Remain Competitive Post-Brexit  

Airbus’ UK factories “could well remain competitive,” even after Brexit, outgoing CEO Tom Enders said Mar. 29.
Commentary Mar 29, 2019

One Of The Historical Sabreliner’s Still-Relevant Roles  

With a heritage that traces back to the first jet fighter, the long out-of-production Sabreliner is a key element in in-flight upset training.
Commentary Mar 25, 2019

Opinion: How The U.S. Military Can Hang On To Its Pilots  

To sell young people on flight, keep them in the cockpit and appeal to their sense of duty. U.S. security depends on it.

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