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It’s Time For Takeoff. Venus Aerospace Is Building The Fastest, Reusable, Hypersonic Aircraft Ever Designed
Stargazer is Earth’s first hypersonic, reusable aircraft. No one has ever built an engine that makes one-hour global transport cost-effective. Until now. Hypersonic travel is no longer a thing of science-fiction. With the advancements in technology, hypersonic travel has become a reality. The Texas-based Venus Aerospace is developing a hypersonic aircraft named “Stargazer,” which has…
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The World’s Most Advanced 9-Seater Aircraft With VTOL Capability is a New Chopper-Like Cost-Effective VTOL
Communities thrive via connectivity. Hard infrastructure requirements and significant operating costs are the key limiting factors to accessibility and connectivity. Today more than ever end-users value safety, affordability, reliability, and flexibility. In response to these requirements, ARC Aerosystems has designed the Linx P9 Passenger aircraft with VTOL capability. Cost Effective Future shuttle/air-taxi services will quickly…
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Australia Builds Its First Hydrogen VTOL Unmanned Aircraft
Australia’s vast expanses & remote areas are a fit with long-range hydrogen flight. H3 Dynamics and Australian UAV producer Carbonix are coming together to begin development and production the first Australian hydrogen-electric VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) unmanned aircraft system (UAS). Carbonix is Australia’s leading UAV manufacturer with unique expertise in advanced composite manufacturing, aerostructure…
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For aviation travel to remain a net good for society, it must also be sustainable, says supersonic aircraft pioneer
Supersonic aircraft pioneer hosts global sustainability thought leaders from more than 50 companies to accelerate move to a sustainable travel future. Boom Supersonic Announces Second Annual Net Good Summit to Accelerate Path to Net-Zero Travel Boom Supersonic, the company building the world’s fastest airliner, optimized for speed, safety, and sustainability, today announced its plans for…

