Skyfly Announces New eVTOL Aircraft, Plans to Begin Production in 2024
Skyfly, based in the U.K., has designed an eVTOL aircraft called the Axe. The company plans to certify the aircraft and begin production within the next two years. (Photo: Skyfly) U.K.-based...
Lilium Selects L3Harris Extra Light Data Recorder for eVTOL Aircraft
L3Harris’ new extra light data recorder was selected by Lilium to use in its eVTOL aircraft. (Photo: Lilium) Lilium, developer of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, recently...
New Report Compares EASA, FAA Approaches to Certifying Commercial Airplanes
A new report published by the U.S. Government Accountability Office compares regulatory approaches to certifying new airplane designs, such as the A321XLR pictured during its first flight here, by...
On the left is Orolia’s GPS master clock and network time server, “VeraSync.” On the right is Safran’s inertial navigation system, “Geonyx.” Safran wants to use its acquisition of Orolia...
Aurora to Design New Motherships for Virgin Galactic Space Flights
A computer-generated rendering of the mothership that Aurora has been contracted by Virgin Galactic to build for future spaceflight missions (Photo courtesy of Virgin Galactic) Aurora Flight Sciences...
Iris Automation and Sagetech Avionics Combine Technology to Enable Collision Avoidance for Drones
The Casia Detect and Avoid (DAA) system is Iris Automation’s noncooperative sensor solution, pictured above. (Photo: Iris Automation) A pioneer of collision avoidance technology, Iris Automation...
