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April 26, 2019

SoftBank Develops Aircraft To Deliver Telecom Connectivity From The Stratosphere

New Business To Be Launched Through HAPSMobile

SoftBank has launched a High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) business through HAPSMobile, a joint venture between SoftBank and U.S.-based company AeroVironment.

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ESAero To Support Planck Aerosystems' Defense And Commercial UAS Business

Forms New Partnership To Manufacture Planck Aero’s Group 1 UAS, Shearwater

Aerospace manufacturer Empirical Systems Aerospace Inc. (ESAero) will support the defense and commercial UAS business of Planck Aerosystems (Planck Aero) through a new partnership between the two companies.

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Twin Commander Aircraft Supports Fleet With Free Upgrade Kits

Kits Will Complete Requirements For Service Bulletin 241

Twin Commander Aircraft is dedicated to supporting owners of the best-in-class series of turboprop and piston aircraft. To ensure the continued success of the fleet, and make owning and operating a Twin Commander aircraft even more attractive, Twin Commander Aircraft is offering two free upgrade kits for Service Bulletin 241.

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Wreckage Recovered From January 29 Accident In Alaska

Guardian Flight Beech King Air 200 Went Down In The Water Off Kake

The wreckage of a medevac plane that went down off the coast of Alaska near Kake on January 29th has been recovered, allowing the NTSB to begin its investigation into the accident.

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UK Team Trials New Ultra-Endurance Air Vehicle

Aircraft Employs Variable-Buoyancy Propulsion

A group of U.K. experts has successfully flown the first ever large-scale aircraft powered by variable-buoyancy propulsion. The Phoenix is designed to repeatedly transition from being lighter than air to being heavier than air so thrust is generated to propel the craft forward.

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Interest Grows In Northwest UAV’s NW-88 Multi Fuel UAV Engine

Endurance And Reliability Test Runs Showing 'Impressive' Results

Northwest UAV’s NW-88 heavy fuel twin-cylinder UAV engine continues to complete successful test runs … and the numbers are impressive. As interest in the engine grows, Northwest UAV looks forward to seeing the NW-88 in the skies later this year.

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