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Spirit AeroSystems to lead RAF Loyal Wingman prototype

The UK’s first fleet of unmanned fighter aircraft is one step closer as £30 million contract was awarded to manufacture a prototype. The three-year deal will support more than 100…
1 month ago Michael Tyrrell
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Airbus Zephyr concludes successful new test flight campaign

Airbus has successfully completed a new test flight campaign for its Zephyr High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) in Arizona, US. The 2020 flight campaign succeeded despite global slowdowns due to…
3 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Boeing’s unmanned Loyal Wingman completes first taxi

Boeing’s Loyal Wingman aircraft, developed for the Royal Australian Air Force, has moved using its own power for the first time. This is a key milestone for the unmanned plane…
4 months ago Michael Tyrrell
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Vertical Aerospace unveils designs for pioneering ‘flying taxis’

In a major boon for British aviation, Vertical Aerospace, the Bristol-based company pioneering affordable electric aviation, today announces plans for a revolutionary ‘flying taxi’, the VA-1X.     Capable of carrying up…
6 months ago Mike Richardson
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‘Blown-air’ flight technology set to revolutionise future aircraft design

For the first time in aviation history, an aircraft has been manoeuvred in flight using supersonically blown air, removing the need for complex movable flight control surfaces. In a series…
2 years ago Mike Richardson
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Trackwise unleashes 26m-long UAV flexible printed circuit

Trackwise has shipped a 26m-long multilayer, flexible printed circuit (FPC), believed to be world’s longest ever produced, for distributing power and control signals across the wings of a solar-powered, unmanned…
2 years ago Mike Richardson
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CATEC pioneers aerial contact technology using drones

Seville’s Centre for Advanced Aerospace Technologies (CATEC), says it has developed a new worldwide pioneering technology that allows the use of airborne robots and small unmanned aircraft, popularly known as…
3 years ago Mike Richardson
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