NASA Approves Funding to Develop Zero-Emission Aircraft Prototypes
After partnering with nine academic institutions, Boeing, GE, and the Air Force Research Lab to study the use of liquid hydrogen as an alternative aviation fuel, NASA has given the go-ahead for the second phase, which will involve the construction of various aircraft prototypes. Seen here is a rendering of the final concept called CHEETA, which utilizes a lifting body fuselage to provide sufficient internal volume for the liquid hydrogen and related equipment.
Skyryse – Simplifying Aircraft Control with New Technology
Aviation startup Skyryse progresses toward FAA certification for a revolutionary new pilot/aircraft control interface that can simplify piloting and increase safety.
Embraer Files Patent for New Control Surfaces
Aircraft manufacturer Embraer files patent application for new flight control surfaces that enhance controllability while reducing drag and increasing efficiency.
Flaris LAR-01 Very Light Jet Progresses Toward Certification
The Polish Flaris LAR 01 very light jet continues its progress toward certification and production.
