sábado, 4 de marzo de 2023

Electrifying the Sky



Electrifying the Sky

At Airbus we believe hybrid-electric power can reduce aircraft CO2 emissions by up to 5%. That figure could be as high as 10% for helicopters, generally lighter than fixed-wing aircraft. Hybridisation is a big step in the aerospace sector's decarbonisation journey and Airbus is leading a cross-industry effort to make it happen.


1 killed when business jet encounters severe turbulence


Officials say one passenger died when a business jet experienced severe turbulence, forcing a landing at Bradley International Airport in Connecticut.

https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/nation/1-killed-when-business-jet-encounters-severe-turbulence/


 

Boeing Chief Engineer To Retire

https://simpleflying.com/boeing-chief-engineer-retire/ 


Earlier this week, Boeing announced that its Chief Engineer and Executive Vice President of Engineering, Test & Technology will retire this summer. After a career spanning more than 40 years, Greg Hyslop will leave the plane-making company in June.

NASA's autonomous aircraft decision tech gets simulated urban test

Cities are complicated places to fly. Tall buildings, local microclimates, high winds, and other factors present challenges - both known and unpredictable - for current and future air vehicles. But creating new air mobility solutions to move people and cargo will require addressing those challenges. And that's where NASA's Data and Reasoning Fabric (DRF) project can help. DRF designs techn…


Quad powers concerned over militarisation in Asian seas

 https://www.spacewar.com/reports/Quad_powers_concerned_over_militarisation_in_Asian_seas_999.html 


The United States, Japan, India and Australia expressed concern Friday over the militarisation of Asia's waters, in a veiled reference to China's growing presence in contested seas

Airbus warns of A321neo(XLR) delivery delays - report

https://www.ch-aviation.com/portal/news/125115-airbus-warns-of-a321neoxlr-delivery-delays-report 


Airbus (AIB, Toulouse Blagnac) has warned its customers that their A321-200NY(XLR)s will be delayed, albeit by months rather than years, Bloomberg has reported citing internal sources.