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Airbus Firms Up Partnership on Fluid Dynamics

Airbus is committed to using all the math that computers can muster in a multi-national initiative to keep it at the forefront of aerodynamic efficiency. It has partnered with the German Aerospace…

Commercial

Boeing Invests in Batteries with California Startup Cuberg

Cuberg, Inc. developed a battery with a long life and high thermal resistance. Boeing sees future applicability in the aerospace industry, so it has invested in the startup. “Cuberg’s battery technology has…

Connectivity

Alaska Airlines Director of Fleet Technology Talks Connected 737s

Alaska Airlines is in the process of transitioning to a new generation of in-flight connectivity technology, which will be applicable for uses well beyond passenger web surfing. The airline's director of…

Connectivity

FAA Grants First STC For SmartSky 4G LTE

The FAA approved the first supplemental type certificate (STC) for SmartSky Networks’ pioneering airborne 4G LTE network, awarding it to SmartSky’s manufacturing partner Avidyne Corporation for installation on the Cessna Citation Excel.…

Military

F-16s Get Digital Treatment With Stauder Tactical Data Link

Stauder Technologies’ HydeDM tactical data link system is now compatible with the F-16. The plug-and-play HydeDM 302 provides new messaging standards to upgrade the F-16 for interoperability with NATO and coalition joint…

Commercial

IATA Hopeful Intra-African Connectivity is Finally on The Horizon

The International Air Transport Association announced a glowing welcome of the Single African Air Transport Market initiative by the African Union Sunday. In an effort to improve intra-African connectivity in Africa’s skies,…

Commercial

Boeing Disappointed by ITC Ruling on Bombardier’s ‘Illegal Business Practices’

Boeing didn’t pull any punches in its statement responding to the International Trade Commission’s unanimous vote in favor of Canadian manufacturer Bombardier. Boeing holds that Bombardier received “billions of dollars in illegal…

Connectivity

82 Airlines in the World Now Provide Internet, Does Yours?

Nearly half of all available seat miles worldwide now feature in-flight connectivity, according to a new report. In 2017, 12 new airlines added Wi-Fi to their fleets, and a total of 82…

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Airbus Firms Up Partnership on Fluid Dynamics

Commercial

Boeing Invests in Batteries with California Startup Cuberg

Connectivity

Alaska Airlines Director of Fleet Technology Talks Connected 737s

Connectivity

FAA Grants First STC For SmartSky 4G LTE

Military

F-16s Get Digital Treatment With Stauder Tactical Data Link

Commercial

IATA Hopeful Intra-African Connectivity is Finally on The Horizon

Commercial

Boeing Disappointed by ITC Ruling on Bombardier’s ‘Illegal Business Practices’

Connectivity

82 Airlines in the World Now Provide Internet, Does Yours?