Qantas has issued a statement about the aircraft set to replace their fleet of 737 Next Generation (737NG) aircraft for domestic services. The selection was disclosed after a competition between Airbus, Boeing and Embraer for their fleet of A320 NEO/A220, 737 MAX and E2 jets.
Rocket Lab’s ‘Love at First Insight’ Launch & Recovery Test a Success [Video] | California-based Rocket Lab has successfully launched 2 satellites atop their Electron rocket from the company’s Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
Boeing will build a new Loyal Wingman drone assembly plant at Wellcamp in Queensland, Australia, as part of the Airpower Teaming System (ATS) effort.
Mars Ingenuity Helicopter Achieves First Flight Success! A team led by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) have pioneered not only remote operation of a drone helicopter over unprecedented distance, they have also been the first to fly a powered aircraft on another world.
DJI has announced the newest evolution of their “Air” family of drones: The DJI Air 2S. Barely distinguishable from the outside from the earlier DJI Air, the Air 2S nonetheless offers some significant upgrades from the earlier model.
Pilot Emilie joins our aviation podcast (video) to discuss her flying for the UN in Africa & her experiences becoming a pilot. Click to watch!
Embraer is joining together with Brazilian energy company EDP to pursue research into the feasibility of electric aircraft. Initial efforts are focused on an all electric Embraer EMB-203 Ipanema demonstrator aircraft which the company expects to fly in 2021.
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