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Aircraft technology

Is Boom Supersonic Air Travel the Future of Aviation?

American Airlines has been in the news recently with the purchase of the latest carrier with the order of 20 Boom Supersonic jets. The first Overture model is expected to be ready in 2025. It will roll out of Boom’s… Continue Reading →

V-Star Set to Bring Vertical Take-off Planes to Australia

A company in Adelaide, Australia, called V-STAR is all set to bring vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft to Australia for regional travel, aeromedical and search and rescue services, and commercial transport. VTOL technology has been around and was used… Continue Reading →

The Solar-Powered Plane That Can Stay in the Air for Months

Skydweller Aero aims to produce the world’s first commercially viable pseudo-satellite (aka: a solar-powered airplane) that is capable of staying in the sky for months at a time. In 2016, the solar-powered plane, covered with over 17,000 solar panels, gave… Continue Reading →

Alice – The First All-Electric Commuter Aircraft Set to Fly

The world’s first all-electric passenger aircraft, Alice developed by Israeli company Eviation is weeks away from its maiden flight. The Israeli startup built the commercial passenger plane as a sustainable and affordable solution and went through engine testing recently at… Continue Reading →

Net-Zero Aviation with Electric Planes Bound for Australia

The aviation industry has opened up some amazing doors to reduce the environmental impact of aviation with the use of electric airplanes. Australia is all set to launch and use the world’s first all-electric airline. In the backdrop of a… Continue Reading →

Rolls-Royce’s All-Electric Plane Breaks World Records

Rolls-Royce has been curating its all-electric plane, called “Spirit of Innovation,” and the automaker reports of a record-breaking top speed of the plane. At a speed of 623km/h (387.4mph), it has achieved the top speed in its latest test flights…. Continue Reading →