lunes, 20 de octubre de 2025
Air New Zealand trials its first electric aircraft
The BETA ALIA CX300, currently registered N401NZ, took off from Tauranga Airport on Friday morning for its inaugural test flight. It will be based in Hamilton, then move to Wellington in December for another two months.
viernes, 17 de octubre de 2025
jueves, 16 de octubre de 2025
Archer Beats Out Joby for Lilium eVTOL Patents
Archer Aviation secures about 300 patents covering ducted fans, propellers, engines, and more.
miércoles, 15 de octubre de 2025
VoltAero Under Bankruptcy Protection as Private Investment Dries Up
VoltAero, the French decarbonized aircraft maker based near Rochefort (Charente-Maritime), has been placed under bankruptcy protection by the La Rochelle commercial court. The move comes amid financial difficulties linked to a prospective private investor, the ACI group (which is also under bankruptcy protection), and a planned Malaysian partner, SEDC Energy. The company had just inaugurated its Cassio 330 hybrid aircraft assembly site in November 2024, aiming to produce a 12-passenger, hybrid-powered plane within about 1,200 kilometers. VoltAero has benefited from roughly €4.5 million in public funding to build its factory, but private investment has lagged. Founder and CEO Jean Botti laments what he calls a lack of appetite for industry in France and suggests seeking funding abroad, in the United States or Asia. The bankruptcy protection is intended to safeguard the company and its 35 employees. VoltAero has about a month to outline a plan and secure bridging funds, with a six-month horizon to emerge from protection, and remains committed to attempting to fly its prototype next year.
martes, 14 de octubre de 2025
Boom courts business aviation market amid renewed interest in supersonic flight
Supersonic airliner developer Boom is making its NBAA-BACE debut this year, with rival Spike also advancing its quest to build a business jet capable of flying faster than sound. But is there a market and are the multiple technological challenges surmountable?
Skyryse Partners with Dynamic Aviation to Deliver Fully Autonomous Aircraft
Skyryse®, a leader in aviation automation and simplified flight controls, announced today that it has signed a $112 million agreement with Dynamic Aviation.
The partnership between Skyryse and Dynamic Aviation is focused on delivering uncrewed, attritable aircraft designed for U.S. military special operations units and missions. By installing SkyOS across King Air aircraft and other future models, Skyryse offers unparalleled adaptability to military airborne operations.
The partnership between Skyryse and Dynamic Aviation is focused on delivering uncrewed, attritable aircraft designed for U.S. military special operations units and missions. By installing SkyOS across King Air aircraft and other future models, Skyryse offers unparalleled adaptability to military airborne operations.
Textron Aviation secures FAA certification for pair of Gen2 light business jet variants
Textron Aviation has secured Federal Aviation Administration certification for two new Cessna Citation light business jet variants, the M2 Gen2 and CJ3 Gen2.
lunes, 13 de octubre de 2025
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