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Electric aircraft advance as Vertical Aerospace plans first public eVTOL flight demonstration
British aerospace company Vertical Aerospace is set to conduct the first public electric vertical ...
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FAA clears nine-passenger hybrid-electric aircraft for 150-foot takeoff certification
Electra has cleared an important U.S. regulatory milestone after the Federal Aviation Administration finalized ...
Porsche's new Cayenne Turbo Electric just became the first production car to drive beneath the world's largest aircraft — not once, but four times, twice during takeoff and twice during landing. The ...
Chennai-based The ePlane Company has released its latest prototype of an electric aircraft. Here's how companies and ...
Agency closed manufacturer's G-1 issue paper, giving it roadmap for certifying flagship EL9.
AIR Unveils Its Most Advanced AIR ONE Smart Aircraft Configuration to Date at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh
AIR, the leading manufacturer and developer of Smart Aircraft, today unveiled the latest version of AIR ONE, its flagship ...
Anduril unveiled Thunder at Farnborough Airshow, a hybrid-electric VTOL platform co-developed with Archer Aviation for ...
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Altitude Barrier Falls: GE Aerospace Flies Hybrid Electric Propulsion Above 30,000 Feet
Hybrid electric aviation cleared its highest technical barrier on May 20, 2026, when GE Aerospace flew a megawatt-class ...
Archer Aviation (ACHR) unveils Halo autonomous VTOL aircraft at Farnborough Airshow, partnering with Anduril and Marubeni ...
The new uncrewed platform is designed to move cargo, deploy air-launched effects, and support dispersed military operations.
The ePlane Company, an IIT Madras-incubated aerospace startup, has unveiled the first full-scale prototype of its electric ...
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The US Air Force Just Spent $143 Million On Software To Keep Its 1960s-Era C-5 Galaxy Flying
The massive C-5 Galaxy will remain in service until 2050, as currently projected.
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