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FAA finalises airworthiness criteria for Joby’s eVTOL

Yves Le Marquand

8 Mar 24

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Today, the FAA will publish the final airworthiness criteria for Joby Aviation’s JAS4-1 eVTOL aircraft. The publication comes 15 months after Joby’s proposed airworthiness criteria…

H55

EASA accepts H55 battery pack compliance check list

Yves Le Marquand

23 Feb 24

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EASA has accepted H55’s battery pack compliance check list (CCL), an “important milestone” that allows H55 to finalise completion of its test programme. A successful…

Reliable

FAA accepts requirements for Reliable’s navigation and autopilot systems

Yves Le Marquand

13 Feb 24

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Taking a step further toward certification, the FAA has accepted the requirements for Reliable Robotics’ advanced aircraft navigation and autopilot systems. The acceptance means the…

Joby

FAA approves Joby’s propulsion certification plan

Yves Le Marquand

9 Feb 24

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The FAA has accepted Joby’s certification plan for its propulsion system, marking an approved path across its certification programme, according to Didier Papadopoulos, president of…

NASA

Reducing air traffic control workload key to near-airport air taxi operations says NASA

Yves Le Marquand

16 Jan 24

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Managing and reducing the workload of air traffic control (ATC) will be key to commercial air taxi operations in and around airports, according to NASA. …

Wing granted BVLOS authorisation by FAA

Yves Le Marquand

7 Dec 23

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Wing has become the the latest to receive a summary grant for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations by the FAA. Authorisation has been…

Lilium

Lilium receives design approval from EASA

Yves Le Marquand

27 Nov 23

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Lilium has received Design Organisation Approval from EASA further clearing the pathway towards type certification of its eVTOL. The approval means the German eVTOL aircraft…

Electra

Electra Aero completes maiden flight with Goldfinch demonstrator

Yves Le Marquand

20 Nov 23

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Electra Aero has successfully flown its EL-2 Goldfinch in a world first for hybrid ultra-short takeoff and landing (STOL) aircraft. The two-seat Goldfinch STOL demonstrator…

AFWERX, NASA and FAA sign info-sharing ‘MoU of MoUs’

Yves Le Marquand

31 Oct 23

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AFWERX Prime, the FAA and NASA have agreed to share flight-test data to accelerate the safe integration of AAM aircraft into the national airspace system…

Reliable

Reliable Robotics to design in-house radar system

Yves Le Marquand

30 Oct 23

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Reliable Robotics has hired Marc Pos to lead design and certification of a detect and avoid (DAA) radar system. The system will make up a…

Archer’s Midnight takes flight in ‘key milestone’ for test programme

Yves Le Marquand

25 Oct 23

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Archer’s Midnight aircraft has begun flying in a key milestone for the eVTOL’s test programme. The flying of Midnight builds on four years of flight…

SwissDrones gets ‘unprecedented’ FAA authorisation for nation-wide BVLOS operations

Yves Le Marquand

25 Oct 23

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SwissDrones and aerial service partner, Phoenix Air Unmanned have gained unprecedented FAA authorisation to operate beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) across the entire US.…

A slice of the FAA layer cake

Yves Le Marquand

18 Oct 23

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Memorising sections of a religious text, if not all of it, is a way for followers to preserve and protect those teachings. A similar code…

FAA issues initial BVLOS approval for Zipline

Yves Le Marquand

19 Sep 23

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The FAA has authorised Zipline International to deliver commercial packages around two US locations using drones that fly beyond the operator’s visual line of sight.…

Joby

Industry sheds light on challenges still remaining for FAA in devising powered-lift rules

Yves Le Marquand

18 Aug 23

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Back in June the FAA published its 160-page Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR), now the public comments are back in. The SFAR is intended to create…

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