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Seven Years Ahead of Schedule, AGCAS is Ready to Keep F-35s Safe Off the Ground

The F-35's automatic ground-collision avoidance system (AGCAS), originally scheduled for delivery in 2026, is being deployed seven years ahead of time. "This is a great day for the warfighter, as the…

Commercial

U.K. Plans to Invest Nearly $100 Million in Next-Gen Electric Vehicles

While the United Kingdom is poised for the launch of urban air mobility (UAM) there in the next several years, the U.K. also plans to invest in a follow-on generation of electric…

ATM Modernization

Altitude Angel and Wing Release Tools to Safely Plan Automated Drone Flights

Two companies, UK-based Altitude Angel and Google’s Wing Aviation, recently announced unmanned traffic management solutions that aim to help drone operators safely conduct automated flights beyond visual line of site — a…

Commercial

How Uber Plans to Make Money Off Urban Air Mobility

With the goal of pioneering a potential $500 billion new industry and an aggressive timetable, Uber wants to know how it can make money. That's where PRICE Systems' cost analytics service comes…

Commercial

EXCLUSIVE: How Pipistrel's 801 Aims to Leave the Competition in its Wake

Where most eVTOL vehicles are designed top out in the 140-150 mph range, Pipstrel's 801 aircraft concept will fly at better than 200 miles per hour. “If you have the opportunity to…

Commercial

Bell Focused on Its Place in the Future Vertical Flight Market

Bell has always been an air vehicle manufacturer, first and foremost, but that might change as it postures to enter the emerging air taxi market, according to the company's chief innovator. "Could…

Connectivity

OneWeb, Airbus Open High-Volume Satellite Production Facility

OneWeb Satellites – a joint venture of OneWeb and Airbus – opened a high-volume, high-speed satellite production facility in Merrit Island, Florida, near the Kennedy Space Center. The 105,500 square foot production facility, which has two production lines…

Military

New Rule Allows Military Aircraft to Turn Off ADS-B Transmissions

U.S. federal, state and local government aircraft performing sensitive operations are now permitted to fly with their installed automatic dependent surveillance broadcast (ADS-B) position reporting electronics turned off, according to a new…

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Seven Years Ahead of Schedule, AGCAS is Ready to Keep F-35s Safe Off the Ground

Commercial

U.K. Plans to Invest Nearly $100 Million in Next-Gen Electric Vehicles

ATM Modernization

Altitude Angel and Wing Release Tools to Safely Plan Automated Drone Flights

Commercial

How Uber Plans to Make Money Off Urban Air Mobility

Commercial

EXCLUSIVE: How Pipistrel's 801 Aims to Leave the Competition in its Wake

Commercial

Bell Focused on Its Place in the Future Vertical Flight Market

Connectivity

OneWeb, Airbus Open High-Volume Satellite Production Facility

Military

New Rule Allows Military Aircraft to Turn Off ADS-B Transmissions