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SkyDrive has agreed terms with Australia-based helicopter operator Gold Coast Helitours for the supply of up to five electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft for scenic flights on the Gold Coast. Under the letter of intent, the two companies have s

Google is to work with a consortium of aviation, meteorological and academic organisations on a trial that will use artificial intelligence forecasts to route aircraft around the parts of North Atlantic airspace where warming contrails form. Operation Blu

Skyfly Technologies is making the electric propulsion system it developed for light sport aircraft available to other aircraft manufacturers, and has unveiled a separate hybrid system aimed at unmanned aircraft that use distributed electric propulsion. Th

Arnold Engineering Development Complex has established a consortium of pre-qualified industry partners intended to accelerate the sustainment, restoration and modernization of the aerospace ground test infrastructure that supports next-generation defense

When your job is to find faults with multi-million dollar aircraft, celebrating the failures as well as the successes creates a culture that protects professional integrity, says flight test specialist Jaime Hale Continue reading Insight: In support of th

Heart Aerospace's X1 demonstrator flew as the largest battery-electric aircraft yet, paving the way for the company's ES-30 regional airliner Continue reading Heart Aerospace's X1 demonstrator electric aircraft makes first flight at Aerospace Testing Inte

Stratasys will develop technology to capture quality and process data during three-dimensional printing under a US defense manufacturing modernization award Continue reading Stratasys wins government funding to develop in situ 3D printing quality monitori

Learn how MIL-STD 810 Method 511 Explosive Atmosphere standardizes testing to reduce risk and prevent casualties in similar scenarios Continue reading MIL-STD 810H Part Two: Method 511.7 Explosive Atmosphere at Aerospace Testing International.

Deal transfers Boeing's autonomous flight, airspace management and uncrewed aircraft businesses to Archer for a minority stake Continue reading Archer to acquire Boeing's Wisk, Insitu and SkyGrid at Aerospace Testing International.

The DO-178C safety standard minimizes the risk that software failures could compromise aircraft safety Continue reading Explaining DO-178C: The safety standard for software in aviation at Aerospace Testing International.