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UK Prime Minister: Britain Should Develop World’s First Net Zero Long-Haul Passenger Jet

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a speech on June 30 challenged the British aerospace industry to produce the world’s first “net zero” long-haul passenger plane, with promise that the government will…

Commercial

Airbus Concludes ATTOL Project That Featured 'World-First' Automated Takeoffs and Landings

Airbus is concluding a two-year effort, the Autonomous Taxi, Take-Off and Landing (ATTOL) project, that featured two world-firsts for the aviation industry: fully automatic vision-based takeoffs and landings, controlled using on-board image…

Military

Flexible Neural Networks Needed for FCAS, Airbus Official Says

Flexible, neural networks will be a feature of the Airbus-Dassault Aviation Future Combat Air System (FCAS), an Airbus official said last week. On May 14, Airbus and the Germany-based Fraunhofer Institute for…

Air Taxi

Voom Ceases Operations (Mostly) Due to COVID-19, Airbus Declares Victory

Airbus’ urban air mobility operations company, Voom, has ceased operating, CEO Clément Monnet said in a LinkedIn post, citing the COVID-19 pandemic as its cause of death, though he mentioned challenges associated…

Commercial

Airbus, Boeing Make Production Decisions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Airbus partially resumed assembly and production work in France and Spain on March 23, while Boeing will temporarily suspend the majority of its U.S.-based airplane production activity beginning March 25 as the…

Military

Coast Guard’s MH-65 Program Enters Full Rate Production For New Configuration

The Coast Guard’s MH-65 helicopter program has been approved to enter full-rate production to the “E” configuration, which will include avionics upgrades for the fleet of 98 aircraft that will run concurrently…

Air Taxi

CityAirbus Demonstrator Makes First Untethered Flight

Airbus’ all-electric, four-seat multicopter demonstrator, CityAirbus, made its first untethered flight in December in Donauwörth, Germany, at the company’s competence center for military air systems, according to Airbus. Housed under Airbus Helicopters,…

Commercial

StandardAero and Thales Partner on Advanced Autopilot for Light Helicopters

StandardAero and Thales recently announced a teaming agreement for the development and certification of an advanced autopilot system for Airbus AS350 and other light helicopters. The companies said that they are targeting…

ATM Modernization

NAVBLUE Launches Enhanced N-Tracking for Flight Monitoring

Airbus' Canadian-based NAVBLUE has launched an improved version of its N-Tracking software for flight monitoring, the company said on Dec. 18. Last November, the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) amended aircraft tracking…

Embedded Avionics

OpenQKD Fuels European Quantum Computing Research, Potential in Aerospace

TOULOUSE, France – A new project funded by the European Commission, OpenQKD, is providing government-industry collaboration, research and development of quantum computing technologies that hold the potential to exponentially advance the capabilities…

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Commercial

UK Prime Minister: Britain Should Develop World’s First Net Zero Long-Haul Passenger Jet

Commercial

Airbus Concludes ATTOL Project That Featured 'World-First' Automated Takeoffs and Landings

Military

Flexible Neural Networks Needed for FCAS, Airbus Official Says

Air Taxi

Voom Ceases Operations (Mostly) Due to COVID-19, Airbus Declares Victory

Commercial

Airbus, Boeing Make Production Decisions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Military

Coast Guard’s MH-65 Program Enters Full Rate Production For New Configuration

Air Taxi

CityAirbus Demonstrator Makes First Untethered Flight

Commercial

StandardAero and Thales Partner on Advanced Autopilot for Light Helicopters

ATM Modernization

NAVBLUE Launches Enhanced N-Tracking for Flight Monitoring

Embedded Avionics

OpenQKD Fuels European Quantum Computing Research, Potential in Aerospace