martes, 22 de octubre de 2024

Air taxis and other electric-powered aircraft cleared for takeoff with final FAA rules - The Verge

China says reached 'resolution' with India on contested border issues

Emirates SkyCargo to Expand Fleet, Capacity with Five More Boeing 777 Freighters

Heavy Weaponry: The HForce is Strong in the H225M

Airbus: How to make takeoff safer

Qatar Airways flies first 777 with Starlink; divulges equipage plan

Bjorn’s Corner: Air Transport’s route to 2050. Part 1.

In Corners over the last years, we have covered new airliner technology and engine developments that would apply to the next-generation airliners in the largest segment of the market, the single-aisle segment,... Read More


FAA starts new Boeing review after watchdog calls for more action

Lockheed Martin to Upgrade U.S. Army’s Apache Helicopters with New Electronic Warfare Capability

Two Highly Modified L-29 Jets Deploy to Edwards AFB To Support United States Air Force Test Pilot School’s Activities

Ground Mishap Involving F-16 and Weapons Loader Results in $30 Million Damage

Russian FPV Drone Blows Up Magura-like Kamikaze USV for Target Practice in the Black Sea – Video

New Laser-Based Countermeasure for RAF Defeats Multiple Missiles at Once in Live-Fire Test

Lockheed Martin Executive Remotely Controls UH-60 Black Hawk from 300 Miles Away During Demo at AUSA Symposium

US Marines F-35B Makes 1st Landing On Japan's Izumo-Class Destroyer JS Kaga

FAA Issues Advisory Directive To Address Boeing 737 MAX SPCU Design Flaw

Boeing had discovered a design flaw in the Boeing 737 MAX 8 and 737 MAX 9s standby power system control unit (SPCU) that resulted in the unit having a single point of failure, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has addressed the safety risks with an airworthiness directive (AD).

https://simpleflying.com/faa-issues-advisory-directive-address-boeing-737-max-spcu-design-flaw/ 

Aeroflot to add 33 destinations to its winter schedule

With New Rule, FAA is Ready for Air Travel of the Future

Emirates SkyCargo to Expand Fleet, Capacity with Five More Boeing 777 Freighters

Japan’s ATLA looks to boost country’s aerospace defence capabilities