domingo, 20 de marzo de 2022

We Have Questions About Russia's Claimed Kinzhal Hypersonic Missile Use In Ukraine (Updated)

[Podcast] Carga aérea con drones y su precio, inteligencia artificial y SPACS, con Julián Estevez. Archivo sonoro de Sandglass Patrol 3



Con Julián Estévez, @jeibros en Twittter, hablamos a menudo acerca de drones de carga aérea y sus costes, de inteligencia artificial, de SPACs (Special Purpose Acquisition Companies). Y después de un buen rato de charla acerca de las tres cosas pensamos, ¿por qué no grabarlo y que lo puedan escuchar todos? Ya sabéis que en esta casa cuando tomamos unas cañas con un amigo hablamos de cosas muy raras…



Julián Estévez es profesor de la Universidad del País Vasco, y es especialista en drones e inteligenica artificial.

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sábado, 19 de marzo de 2022

German Tornado replacement decision paves way for Eurofighter ECR development

Will the Airbus-CFM H2 flight demonstrator use metal or composite tanks? | CompositesWorld

There's Now A Second 'Chrome' F-22 Raptor Flying With Mirror-Like Coating At Nellis AFB - The Aviationist

Russia's biggest cargo airline to suspend all Boeing flights | Reuters

Sun-to-liquid jet fuel market heats up as Swiss aims to be first user

Bjorn’s Corner: Sustainable Air Transport. Part 11. Hydrogen and SAF. - Leeham News and Analysis

FlyZero warns on UK aerospace jobs if hydrogen research funding does not materialise

EASA advises operators to mitigate for satellite-based navigation interruptions

NASA’s big, new moon rocket begins rollout en route to launch pad tests

Large Used Bizjets Lead 12-month Increases in Values

Dassault Wraps Up Falcon 6X Cold-weather Testing

Russia Has Used Its Kinzhal Hypersonic Aero-Ballistic Missiles In Ukraine For The First Time

https://theaviationist.com/2022/03/19/russia-kinzhal-ukraine/

[Podcast] Los Países Bajos publican su hoja de ruta para descarbonizar la aviación, con Ivan Rivera. Archivo sonoro de Sandglass Patrol 2



Los Países Bajos han publicado una hoja de ruta para descarbonizar la aviación, habla de aerotaxis, aviones regionales…y la analizamos con Ivan Rivera "Brucknerite", ingeniero especialista en electrificación. Y hablamos de esta hoja de ruta, pero la mezclamos con trenes, generación de electricidad en islas, colza y hombres de las cavernas. También hay coches, eVTOL y trogloditas.

pd: Si la intro y la despedida os son familiares, que no os sorprenda. En un ejercicio de nostalgia podcasteril he hablado con Javier Lago para pedirle permiso y utlizar la introducción que hizo para el que, si no recuerdo mal, fue el primer podcast español sobre aviación: Remove Before Flight RBF podcast. 


 
 
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[Podcast] Entrevista a Cástor Fantoba. Archivo sonoro de Sandglass Patrol 1



Entrevista a Castor Fantoba, hablando sobre cómo iniciarse en la acrobacia, su paro por la universidad, o el futuro de la aviación, todo en un ambiente distendido, casi una charla entre amigos bebiendo cerveza… ¡que es lo que ambos estábamso haciendo! 



 
 
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[Podcast] Nace el Archivo sonoro de Sandglass Patrol


Sandglass Patrol es uno de los blogs en castellano sobre aviación en activo más antiguos que existen. Y alma mater de esta colección de recortes de prensa llamada Noticias Aero. Siempre hemos hecho colaboraciones con otros podcast, pero nunca nos hemos decidido a tener nuestro propio archivo sonoro. Y ya iba siendo hora. No esperamos tener una regularidad enorme, tan solo que ésto sea un complemento a nuestro blog, para cuando la palabra escrita se nos queda corta y es mejor recurrir a la voz.



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Boom - FlyBy - From Taxi to Takeoff: Go Behind-the-Scenes of Flight Test

Cambiar de avión en vuelo: el próximo número de Red Bull

Delta Air Lines Partners with Airbus on Hydrogen-Powered Aircraft - FLYING Magazine

DOT again proposes rule requiring a wheelchair-accessible airplane lavatory: Travel Weekly

U.S. warns servicing or refueling some Russian-owned planes may violate trade restrictions. - The New York Times

jueves, 17 de marzo de 2022

War is latest setback for Russia’s answer to the Boeing 737 Max | Fortune

Surge Of Russian Special Mission Aircraft Leaving Moscow Fuels Wild Speculations

Russia To Expedite MC-21 Development Amid International Sanctions

Russian airlines cover public demand for air service, says transport ministry

U.S. Space Force, Boeing Complete Protected Tactical SATCOM Prototype Critical Design Review

Boeing Begins Build on New Zealand’s First P-8A Aircraft

Northrop confirms secretive B-21 Raider in ground tests

​F-35s have encountered J-20s over East China Sea: USAF general | News | Flight Global

P&W concludes first PW1100G engine test on full-SAF

USA greenlights MH-60R sale to Spain

Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation can scale up production of Il-96 and Tu-214 jets if required

Isle of Man Register Ditches Russian Private Aircraft

Sukhoi Superjet 100 and Beriev Be-200 lose European approval, MC-21 does not get one

Textron to Acquire Pipistrel in Bid to Position in Electric Airplane Market - FLYING Magazine

M-346 Crashes During Test Flight In Northern Italy. One Of The Two Crew Members Killed In The Incident - The Aviationist

miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2022

AeroMobil announces the world’s first 4-seater flying car [press release]





AeroMobil announces the world's first 4-seater flying car: a disruptive door-to-door ride-hailing travel solution
https://press.aeromobil.com/aeromobil-announces-the-worlds-first-4-seater-flying-car-a-disruptive-door-to-door-ride-hailing-travel-solution


Tuesday, March 15, 2022 — AeroMobil announces the second model of its revolutionary flying car, the 4-seater AM NEXT. AM NEXT leverages the groundbreaking engineering of AM4.0, the world's first production flying car. AM4.0 is a 2-seater luxury personal vehicle - more than a supercar and a light aircraft combined, it is a new species of vehicle which will start deliveries in 2024.

The primary business model for AM NEXT, launching in 2027, is a fleet aerial ride-hailing service. AM NEXT will provide significant time-savings on regional routes in the 100-500 mile range, which are too far to drive and too short, or inconvenient, to fly. AM NEXT will provide no-hassle travel: door-to-door single-seat convenience and comfort, to work, rest, play, or just enjoy the view.

A leading global management consulting firm measured the Total Addressable Market ("TAM") for the AeroMobil ride-hailing service as $70 billion annually just in North America. This is calculated from an extensive survey of traveler switching rates based on time, price and convenience on 660,000 routes within AM NEXT's range.

Like AM4.0, the AM NEXT true flying car has major advantages over other Advanced Air Mobility solutions. AeroMobil's technology uses existing infrastructure (over 10,000 landing strips in the US), fits existing automotive and aviation regulation, and has significantly greater range than eVTOL craft. AeroMobil also has very few competitors which will enable strong profit margins thanks to leading market share and differentiated branding.

AeroMobil's business model is capital and overhead efficient. The company engineers and designs the hardware and software, and will manage the customer experience through a proprietary flight booking app. Manufacturing and fleet operations are outsourced to leading specialists in these fields.

Patrick Hessel, CEO of AeroMobil, stated:
"We are excited to announce the second revolutionary model of AeroMobil's true flying car. Following AM4.0, the world's first production flying car, AM NEXT will disrupt and democratize the regional travel market. It will provide a better, and in many cases previously unavailable, solution to trips in the 100-500 mile range. AeroMobil will leverage AM4.0's proof of concept of engineering and regulation, and its premium branding, into AM NEXT's mass-market aerial ride-hailing service".

"Coinciding with the announcement of AM NEXT, we are touring the prototype 2-seater AM4.0 flying car in the United States, with public viewing and with private appointments for investors, buyers and operators. Details are on aeromobil.com".

The AeroMobil 4.0 will be at the Hiller Aviation Museum in Silicon Valley between March 8th and 20th.

The vehicle will be at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles between March 22nd and 29th.

Hensoldt develops new solution for EW data fusion and evaluation to protect Eurofighter

AeroMobil announces the world's first 4-seater flying car

Opinion: Gen. Petraeus: Invasion reveals a host of weaknesses in Russia's military - CNN

Celestia Aerospace cierra ronda de inversión de 100M€ - Lanzar nano satélites desde un MiG-29

martes, 15 de marzo de 2022

Celestia Aerospace closes €100 million seed round with London-based Invema LTD - Celestia AerospaceCelestia Aerospace

Green Hydrogen Production: What's The Latest?

Green Hydrogen Production: What's The Latest?

Lockheed Martin Reaches Super Herculean Milestone With Delivery Of 500th C-130J Airlifter

Seized or sailing away: What we know about oligarchs and their assets

RAF Selects Falcon 900LX for BAe 146 Replacement

NASA says Mark Vande Hei will return from ISS on Russian spacecraft

Roscosmos to bring back US astronaut from ISS on March 30 as scheduled

Rogozin said that planned Russian Orbital Service Station to have military tilt if anti-Russian sentiment persists

Qantas A380s stored in desert boneyard ready for return

Jetstar targets 120% capacity by Easter

Russia has asked China for military help in Ukraine, US officials say | Financial Times

Commodity prices soar to highest level since 2008 over Russia supply fears | Financial Times

These Travel Companies Are Setting a New Standard in Responsible Tourism: Global Vision Awards 2022 | Travel + Leisure

Ukraine war: Russia is using IAI-based UCAV with KAB-20 bomb

Putin changes law on leased jets to keep them flying - BBC News

lunes, 14 de marzo de 2022

767F faces production extinction; Boeing ponders 787F, market says

How Hydrogen Aircraft Will Help Ease Fuel Supply Woes

Why South Africa's Comair Remains Grounded By Regulators

JASDF’s first RQ-4B Global Hawk arrives in Japan

Sikorsky rules out civil helicopter using X2 technology

Arajet orders 20 Boeing 737 Max

A host of new performance and safety enhancing technologies for Airbus single-engine helicopters

JetBlue orders 30 additional Airbus A220-300, raising its firm order to 100

Indigo Partners portfolio airlines order 255 A321neo Family aircraft

Antonov Serial Production Plant near Kyiv, Ukraine, shelled by Russian forces

Second time in four days an Air Serbia flight to Moscow returns to Belgrade after a bomb threat

Breaking: Australia to take legal action against Russia over MH17

First Batch of Chinese J-10 Fighters Delivered to Pakistan

Cessna SkyCourier Receives FAA Type Certification

Le Cessna SkyCourier est certifié aux États-Unis

Germany to buy up to 35 Lockheed F-35 fighter jets | Reuters

domingo, 13 de marzo de 2022

Sustainable Air Transport. Part 10. Where Hybrids work.

1st Gearbox For Rolls-Royce's Largest Engine Has Been Dispatched

Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 Loses Engine Cowling En Route To Los Angeles

Tough Cookie: 88 Years Of The de Havilland DH.89 Dragon Rapide

Russians Stranded Abroad As Flights & Credit Cards Get Canceled

Russian airlines plan to give part of aircraft back to leasing companies

Russia has not yet made decisions on the purchase of aircraft from foreign lessors

DHL Express Places New Order for Six Additional 777 Freighters

Airports and Airlines call for all intra-EU COVID Travel Restrictions to be dropped

Airbus and The Helicopter Company expand partnership to include sustainable aviation fuel and urban air mobility in Saudi Arabia

Airbus partners with Spirit AeroSystems to develop the wings of CityAirbus NextGen

Airbus signs MOU with Australia’s Fortescue Future Industries to study hydrogen

Tokamak Energy achieves temperature threshold for commercial fusion

Bermuda CAA suspends certificates of Russian aircraft

Spirit, Belfast, to make ‘air taxi’ wings for Airbus' multi-copter

Airbus Racer on Pace for 2022 First Flight | Business Aviation News: Aviation International News