The provider of the batteries for Airbus’ Zephyr solar-powered stratospheric UAV says it is working with eVTOL developers on applications for its high-energy-density lithium-ion cells.
PrivatAir SA in Switzerland and its subsidiary PrivatAir GmbH in Germany have filed for insolvency and ceased operations, the company announced Dec. 5.
Besieged inflight entertainment provider GoGo is still weighing a corporate sale and other strategic options but has repositioned debt and secured more of a financial lifeline in the meantime.
British investigators probing the fatal crash of a Leonardo AW169 twin-engine helicopter have revealed that the tail rotor actuator had become disconnected from the pilot’s anti-torque pedals.
Once it emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, One Aviation’s plans include buying existing Eclipse 500 and 550 very light jets, upgrading them and reselling them as the GSE, a remanufactured aircraft.
Drone research collaborations in Ohio and New York have announced recent developments to advance unmanned traffic management systems in their respective states.
Aircraft OEM Boeing and ELG Carbon Fibre are forming a partnership to recycle excess aerospace-grade composite material from 11 Boeing manufacturing sites.
Indra plans to use UAVs to collect precision data for airport and terrain maps used in generating virtual environments for visual systems on flight simulators.
Eclipse Air Charter, an on-demand charter operation based in Toronto, is opening a new office in Midtown Manhattan in New York City to meet growing demand.
EPS Diesel has received supplemental funding that should allow it to complete FAA certification and receive a production certificate for its Graflight 8 diesel engine.
Airservices Australia has achieved a major step in its program to modernize the country’s air traffic management system, as it has switched over to a new voice communication system, the government-owned air navigation service provider said Dec. 4
Airbus and Aerkomm have signed a new accord over installing the latter’s Aerkomm K++ inflight entertainment and connectivity system on Airbus Corporate Jets.
Garmin International expects to receive certification in late 2018 or early 2019 for the G5000 avionics flight deck upgrade, according to Duncan Aviation.
