Wind of no change: Exploring the promise of turbulence cancelling technology Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 16 Sep 24 0 As the Earth warms, turbulence is becoming a greater risk to aircraft. There were over 65,000 recorded cases of turbulence last year, with incidents increasing… Read more
Seattle startup bets rapid iteration is key to clean sheet aircraft design Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 5 Sep 24 0 Outbound Aerospace, a Seattle-based startup, is leveraging advances in 3D printing technology to accelerate development of its aircraft programme. Partly emerged from stealth mode and… Read more
Signals of opportunity could provide alternative to GPS Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 14 Aug 24 0 What do the eastern Mediterranean, Middle East, Black Sea, Norway, Finland, South China Sea, and Russia all have in common? They’ve all been or continue… Read more
Are digitised, affordable ATC systems a possibility for all? Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 8 Aug 24 0 For decades air traffic control operations have largely relied upon paper flight strips and the sharp focus of controllers. These flight strips, small pieces of… Read more
‘It takes time to normalise, then all of a sudden it is hard to remember life without it.’ Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 1 Aug 24 0 Crisalion Mobility’s Manuel Heredia on the firm’s vision for the eVTOL industry and the red flags it faces on its journey to commercialisation. In the… Read more
AAMbulance: ERC’s plans for medical eVTOLs Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 31 Jul 24 0 In aircraft engineer circles the ‘What came first, the chicken or the egg?’ conundrum is more commonly referred to as ‘What came first, the aircraft or the… Read more
Vertical Aerospace given more control by UK regulator Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 12 Jul 24 0 This week Vertical Aerospace was granted more control over conducting tasks related to its type certification programme when the UK regulator expanded the scope of… Read more
Better Futures: Helping small enterprises to adopt AI Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 10 Jul 24 0 What percentage of manufacturing companies do you think have adopted artificial intelligence (AI) in some way to drive business value? According to the US Census… Read more
The Revolution.Aero London report Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 28 Jun 24 0 June is statistically the sunniest month in the UK and last week it did not let us down for Revolution.Aero London 2024. But in many… Read more
Meet the crop spraying startup with plans for space exploration Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 14 Jun 24 0 From grain belts to asteroid belts. Psyche Aerospace’s 23-year-old CEO and founder plans to disrupt Brazil’s agricultural aviation industry before switching his attention beyond the… Read more
‘The first eVTOLs will form a beachhead industry’ and there is nothing wrong with that Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 6 Jun 24 0 Batteries, load factors and utilisation. Sounds like the start of a decent joke if you’re in the electric aircraft business. They’re also the biggest limiting… Read more
STOL(en) the show? – Electra.aero’s short take off vision Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 16 May 24 0 The majority of hype and investment appears to centre around aircraft that take off vertically on battery power alone. Electra.aero has backed a different horse… Read more
Why Wisk is not alarmed by troubles at Boeing Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 8 May 24 0 The history of regime change at Boeing sets a precedent for tough times ahead for any non-core business – especially funding wise. Recent examples range… Read more
Regional air mobility: Back to the future? Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 24 Apr 24 0 Turning up to my local airport as a child in the late ‘90s there would be a familiar sight on the apron. A fleet of… Read more
Bringing the outdoors inside: Airbus Ventures’ latest investment merges automotive with aviation Deep Dive Yves Le Marquand 19 Apr 24 0 If you had to guess where a state-of-the-art lightweight composite material for aerospace originated, it probably wouldn’t be in the backcountry ski sector. But that… Read more