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July 14, 2015

Elektra One Makes Successful Alps Double Crossing Using Less Than 18 kWh Energy

First Electric/Solar Aircraft To Fly Over The Alps In Both Directions

Elektra One Solar from the German company PC-Aero  has become the first solar/electric aircraft to successfully overfly the alps in both directions.

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Government Of Canada Proposes Changes To Aerodrome Development

New Rules Require Consultation With Canadians In Surrounding Communities

Canadian Minister of Transport The Honourable Lisa Raitt has proposed changes that will improve the efficiency and transparency of the construction and operations of aerodromes in Canada.

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FAA Changes Names Of South Florida Departure Fixes

Reacts To Comments Made By Donald Trump About Immigration

The flap over immigration comments made by Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump has filtered all the way down to the FAA.

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NTSB Member Robert Sumwalt To Keynote Second Annual SC Aerospace Conference

Will Speak On Emerging Technologies For Safer Flight

The second annual South Carolina Aerospace Conference and Expo announces that NTSB member Robert Sumwalt will be one of the keynote speakers for the conference, which will be held on Aug. 26-27, 2015.

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Battery Issues Ground Solar Impulse 2 In Hawaii

Damaged By Overheating During Pacific Ocean Crossing

Following the record breaking oceanic flight of 5 days and 5 nights (117 hours and 52 minutes) in a solar powered airplane, Solar Impulse will undergo maintenance repairs on the batteries due to damages brought about by overheating.

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