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Unmanned

Aquiline Becomes First U.S. Drone Manufacturer to Establish Insurance Subsidiary

Aquiline Drones Corporation, based in Hartford, Connecticut, has become the first drone manufacturer in the U.S. to create its own insurance subsidiary (ADIC). Barry Alexander, Founder and CEO of Aquiline Drones (AD),…

Commercial

FAA Identifies 50 U.S. Airports for New 5G Buffer Zones

The FAA on Jan. 7 published a new list of the 50 U.S. airports that will have "buffer zones" around them once 5G C-band services come online later this month. Identification of…

Regulation

FAA Authorizes 35 Miles of BVLOS Drone Operations for NUAIR

New York-based nonprofit NUAIR (Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Alliance), which manages operations at the New York UAS Test Site, received authorization this week from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for beyond…

Air Taxi

Joby Aviation Receives FAA and USAF Approval For Second Prototype Aircraft

FAA Special Airworthiness Certification and U.S. Air Force Airworthiness Approval were both awarded to Joby Aviation for the company’s second pre-production prototype aircraft. The company achieved an initial (stage 2) signed G-1…

Commercial

Allegiant Places New Fleet Order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

Las Vegas-based low-cost airline Allegiant has signed an agreement with Boeing to purchase up to 50 new 737 MAX aircraft, including the 737-7 and 737-8-200 models. According to a Jan. 5 press…

Air Taxi

EHang Launches 5G Air Mobility Center for eVTOLs

Last week, EHang, developer and manufacturer of autonomous aerial vehicles (AAVs), announced the launch of the 5G Intelligent Air Mobility Experience Center in partnership with Guangzhou Development District Communications Investment Group. The…

Connectivity

Deos RTOS to Host Honeywell's Next Generation Anthem Cockpit System

Phoenix, Arizona-based operating systems and software supplier DDC-I, Inc., is supplying its DO-178 Deos multicore real time operating system (RTOS) to Honeywell Aerospace to serve as the host of the OEM's Anthem…

Commercial

Latest C-Band 5G Delay Allows AT&T, Verizon to Address Aircraft Radar Altimeter Concerns

In statements released Monday, AT&T and Verizon agreed to delay their deployment of C-Band 5G wireless networks by another two weeks in an effort to address concerns over potential signal interference issues…

Commercial

10 Airlines That Made Electric and Hydrogen-powered Aircraft Investments, Partnerships in 2021

Numerous airlines made strides towards reducing carbon emissions and investing in next generation air transportation technologies in 2021. Several airlines, including Virgin Atlantic, GOL, and Japan Airlines have pre-ordered electric vertical take-off…

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Aquiline Becomes First U.S. Drone Manufacturer to Establish Insurance Subsidiary

Unmanned

Aquiline Becomes First U.S. Drone Manufacturer to Establish Insurance Subsidiary

Commercial

FAA Identifies 50 U.S. Airports for New 5G Buffer Zones

Regulation

FAA Authorizes 35 Miles of BVLOS Drone Operations for NUAIR

Air Taxi

Joby Aviation Receives FAA and USAF Approval For Second Prototype Aircraft

Commercial

Allegiant Places New Fleet Order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

Air Taxi

EHang Launches 5G Air Mobility Center for eVTOLs

Connectivity

Deos RTOS to Host Honeywell's Next Generation Anthem Cockpit System

Commercial

Latest C-Band 5G Delay Allows AT&T, Verizon to Address Aircraft Radar Altimeter Concerns

Commercial

10 Airlines That Made Electric and Hydrogen-powered Aircraft Investments, Partnerships in 2021