Releases Probable Cause Report From June, 2014 Accident
The NTSB has released its probable cause report from an accident involving a tourist helicopter in Hawaii on June 17, 2014. The aircraft went down shortly after departure on its third local tour flight of the day. There were seven people on board the aircraft at the time of the accident, and all fortunately walked away.
Some Hobbyists Say They May Give Up Their Aircraft
When Transport Canada announced new strict regulations for non-commercial drone operators March 16, many hobbyists began to wonder if it was ever worth having the aircraft.
One Year On From The Start Of InnovationHub, Many Projects And Studies Have Been Initiated In Leonardo's Business Sectors
One year on from the start of InnovationHub, the joint project between the Polytechnic University of Milan and Leonardo, created with the aim of promoting cooperation in research, development and innovation, numerous projects relating to Leonardo’s business areas are underway, concerning most of the company’s divisions.
Launch Of First VTOL-Optimized Turbines Proved Technology Behind Patented Distributed Thrust Approach
Heavy duty aerial robots have made a major leap from wish-tech to becoming next generation real-tech innovation after the success of early aeronautical engineering development work by Neva Aerospace. Having secured essential international patent protection of its concepts, the company is now sharing its ideas for aerial robotic platforms (ARPs) with the public announcement of its Vlinder concept.
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