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DEFENSE

Lawmakers Slam U.S. Navy For ‘Insufficient’ Hypoxia Response

House defense authorizers highlighted a spate of hypoxia-like cockpit incidents in U.S. Navy aircraft during a markup of the defense policy bill, with one lawmaker slamming the service for its “insufficient” response to the problem.

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Lithium-ion Batteries Prove Value On A350

After a problematic first go-around using Li-ion in airliners, Airbus now quietly has 50 A350s flying with the batteries.

 

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TECHNOLOGY

Europe’s Complex UAV Studies Delivering Tangible Results

Anglo-French FCAS study finally confirms engine selection and planform.

TECHNOLOGY

Airbus Glider Making High-Altitude Record Bid

The pressurized Perlan 2 is designed to reach 90,000 ft., but chief pilot Jim Payne is hoping to reach 60,000-65,000 ft. this year, enough to beat the record of 50,727 ft. set by Perlan 1 in 2006.

 

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SPONSORED CONTENT

Life With the Jetsons: Personal VTOL Aircraft Take Off

With some very serious players announcing the development of personal vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft over the past few months, many are wondering if we are about to enter the future predicted by the creators of The Jetsons.

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All US-Bound Commercial Flights Subject To New Security Requirements

US homeland security secretary John Kelly, describing commercial aviation as “the crown jewel target” of terrorists, has announced new security requirements for all US-bound international flights.

 

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