The US is racing to field advanced hypersonic weapons. Here's a closer look at the programs leading the effort.
Airborne Systems traces its origins to 1919 when a stunt-man for the fledgling California film industry made the world’s first free-fall parachute jump.
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The X-15 flew at 4,520 mph and 100,000 feet — no crewed aircraft has gone faster in the 59 years since
Summary and Key Points: On October 3, 1967, test pilot William “Pete” Knight flew the rocket-powered X-15 to Mach 6.7 — about ...
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming aviation with smarter aircraft systems, AI-driven airports, predictive ...
Mentioning the Pope and Elon Musk in the same sentence seems like the start of a bad joke, the kind that begins […] ...
Electra flew its EL2 demonstrator in downtown Charleston as it continues to develop the nine-passenger EL9 hybrid-electric ...
Network of “direct aviation” routes hinges on the Electra EL9’s ability to operate out of soccer field-sized spaces.
The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has established a dedicated EPAWSS Speedline at the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex to accelerate the ...
How can two competing manufacturers have such wildly different views of how a cockpit should work? Boeing and Airbus have ...
Credit: Tamarack Aerospace Group Tamarack Aerospace Group has developed an inflight connectivity system for Cessna Citation light jets that is intended to access low-Earth-orbit satellite networks.
Ramy RC, a YouTuber with a well-documented obsession with large-scale aircraft, went considerably further – spending months constructing what is now recognized as the largest remote-controlled Airbus ...
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