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Dufour prototype demonstrates full flight transition

Yves Le Marquand

16 Aug 23

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Dufour Aerospace’s X2.2 prototype of its Aero2 aircraft has demonstrated full transition from vertical take-off to horizontal cruise, the firm reported last week. This…

‘Very few downsides to settlement for Archer’

Yves Le Marquand

15 Aug 23

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It was Chinese General Sun Tzu who said: “Keep your friends close and your enemies closer”. Something Archer and Wisk seemed to do last week when…

Crashing: Part of the process?

Yves Le Marquand

14 Aug 23

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Vertical Aerospace crashed its prototype last week during a motor failure test scenario. It is not the first time an eVTOL has crashed during flight…

ZeroAvia reveals oxygen compressor for hydrogen fuel cell aviation

Yves Le Marquand

11 Aug 23

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ZeroAvia has developed a compressor for hydrogen fuel cell-based aviation propulsion systems, such as its ZA600 hydrogen-electric powertrain. Initial testing of ZeroAvia’s compressor (pictured inset)…

Archer and Wisk end long legal feud

Yves Le Marquand

11 Aug 23

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Archer and Wisk have reached a settlement to resolve the federal and state court feud. Although the litigation between the parties was settled on undisclosed…

Critical goods supply worries remote Canadians

Yves Le Marquand

10 Aug 23

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Concern over supply chain security for critical goods is increasing among remote communities in Canada, according to Horizon Aircraft. New research by the Canadian VTOL…

Aircraft and drone collisions: Researchers propose runway exclusion zone extension

Yves Le Marquand

10 Aug 23

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New research to count and analyse close calls between aircraft and drones has recommended extending the exclusion zone around “high-risk” runways to 3.5 miles. The…

Blade’s record revenues ‘show the plan is working’

Yves Le Marquand

9 Aug 23

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Blade’s record second quarter revenues of $61m, up over 70% on the same period last year, “illustrates the value proposition” of its business model, said…

ASKA successfully flies first tethered tests

Yves Le Marquand

9 Aug 23

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ASKA has completed its first tethered airborne tests with its full-scale A5 flying car prototype. Lifting from a California airfield with hovered thrust, developers hope…

Eviation outsources design of aircraft to TLG Aerospace

Yves Le Marquand

7 Aug 23

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Eviation has outsourced design, appointing TLG Aerospace to draw up the production configuration of its Alice aircraft. Seattle-based aerospace engineering company, TLG Aerospace will work…

AAM: Getting cleared for take-off

Yves Le Marquand

4 Aug 23

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Following years of unprecedented disruption resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the aviation industry is experiencing a doubling down of efforts to bring next-generation transportation technologies…

Amprius reveals breakthrough in aircraft battery tech

Yves Le Marquand

4 Aug 23

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Lithium-ion battery specialist Amprius Technologies has revealed an “unmatched” breakthrough lithium-ion battery that expands the use cases for electric aircraft. The cell achieves a discharge…

Stralis becomes H3X’s first HPDM-250 customer

Yves Le Marquand

4 Aug 23

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H3X Technologies has shipped its first HPDM-250 unit to Australia-based Stralis Aircraft for testing. In a statement on social media, H3X said: “We shipped our…

Joby team ‘knocking it out the park’ so far in 2023 says CEO

Yves Le Marquand

4 Aug 23

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Joby Aviation’s team has consistently delivered on targets across the first half of 2023, according to CEO JoeBen Bevirt. The eVTOL OEM announced its second…

First commercial mail drone delivery service launches in Orkney Islands

Yves Le Marquand

4 Aug 23

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Royal Mail has launched the UK’s first mail drone delivery service permitted to run commercially, Orkney I-Port. There have been previous projects and trials testing…

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