Ability to fly over land will be game-changer
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NBAA

Supersonic Hopefuls: Who Will Be First To Fly?

The ability to fly supersonic over land will be the game changer for supersonic business jets, but that’s not likely to happen for another 10 to 15 years, says Gulfstream, which is actively but quietly studying the concept.

OPINION

Airline Ownership And Control Rules Need An Overhaul

Too many airlines have a vested interest in keeping current ownership and control regulations in place. If they succeed, it will mark a major missed opportunity.

 

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SPACE

Making The Shift From Expendable To Reusable Launchers

Using rockets over and over like airplanes can hold down launch costs, but it will take a lot of launches to overcome the cost and weight penalties.

DEFENSE

USAF KC-10 Tanker Loses Boom In Flight

A U.S. Air Force KC-10 tanker from the 60th Air Mobility Wing lost its refueling boom during a Nov. 1 flight and was forced to make an emergency landing.

 

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BUSINESS AVIATION

Video: Flying Gulfstream's G500

Watch the features and performance of the Gulfstream G500 as Fred George, Business & Commercial Aviation’s Aircraft Evaluation Editor, takes us up on its 66th test flight. 

AIR SHOW CHINA

J-20 Fighter, UAVs, Z-10K Attack Helo And More

The J-20 performed aerobatics for the crowd, Avic and CASC unveiled three interesting UAVs, and the J-10B fighter and Z-10K attack helicopter made their first show appearances.

 

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