Category Archives: News
Revealed a new propulsive fuselage hybrid-electric concep
European design house Bauhaus Luftfahrt has revealed new details of its Propulsive Fuselage hybrid-electric concept. The intention is to create … Continue reading
Nasa will invest $10.6 billion in 10 years for aeronautics research
Nasa will invest $10.6 billion for new project regarding a series of large-scale subsonic and supersonic civil-aircraft X-plane demonstrators to … Continue reading
New revolutionary fast robot to build the composite wings of Boeing 777X
To fabricate the composite parts of the giant wings of Boeing’s 777X, Mukilteo-based engineering firm Electroimpact has designed and built … Continue reading
Incredible tests for the wings of an A350 XWB plane
Airbus has released a video showing how its A350 XWB plane’s wings are highly flexible when put under stress tests, … Continue reading
UCAV study begins to take shape
In july 2014 Britain and France embarked on a path to develop an unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV). There is … Continue reading
Blue Origin tests successfully its reusable rocket launcher
Blue Origin successfully launched and landed Jan. 22 the same New Shepard vehicle that flew in November, a reusable rocket … Continue reading
Airbus Space will use plasma propulsion for new generation of satellites
Prime contractors Thales Alenia Space and Airbus Defense and Space have jointly selected, along with the European Space Agency (ESA), … Continue reading
Invented rescue capsule for civil aircraft crew and passengers
“Surviving in a plane crash is possible,” claims Ukrainian aviation engineer Vladimir Tatarenko who devoted much of his life … Continue reading
Boeing developed an incredibly light and super strong new metal
Boeing files a lot of patents. From the filing for a force field to protect planes from blasts mid-air in … Continue reading
Windspeed Tech proposes a revolutionary bubble on top of the aircraft
Air travel with your family or friends usually begins battle for the window seat. Especially people flying for the first … Continue reading