Generator delivered for Rolls-Royce hybrid-electric aircraft propulsion system
The generator for Rolls-Royce’s future hybrid-electric aero power and propulsion systems has been delivered for…
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Ben Sampson
Ben has worked as a journalist and editor, covering technology, engineering and industry for the last 20 years. Initially writing about subjects from nuclear submarines to autonomous cars to future design and manufacturing technologies, he was editor of a leading UK-based engineering magazine before becoming editor of Aerospace Testing in 2017.
Textron on target for first Denali flight test later this year
Textron reports that the testing and development of the Beechcraft Denali is going as planned with a first flight later this year
Surf Air orders 150 hybrid-electric Cessna Grand Caravan regional aircraft
150 order for Cessna Grand Caravan Ex is one of the largest orders of electric aircraft yet, with first deliveries expected next year
Mission planning software tracks space debris and optimizes its collection
Misison planning prototype software will be used to optimize the tracking and collection of space debris
Webinar: High-resolution non-contact NDT with terahertz technology
This webinar will provide an overview of terahertz technologies for NDT applications,
CAE to invest US$800 million in aviation simulators and training R&D
Canda’s CAE will invest US$800 million in aviation simulators and training for aircraft types such as eVTOLs
Podcast: Sandro Di Natale, HBK
This podcast features an interview with Sandro Di Natale from HBK
£67m DARTeC digital aviation research centre opened in UK
The Digital Aviation Research and Technology Centre (DARTeC) has been officially opened at Cranfield University
JetPack Aviation’s VTOL Speeder prototype passes first round of flight testing
JetPack Aviation’s Speeder prototype VTOL passes flight tests before with untethered tests planned this summer
How engineers test and develop hypersonic aircraft and weapons
Investment and innovation in test instrumentation and data acquisition is being made so engineers can develop hypersonic weapons and aircraft