A new bill has been introduced proposing laws to regulate the use of drones, and imposing competence requirements on those who fly them. The bill seeks to introduce new laws, which…
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With air travel becoming more accessible globally, the world’s airports are seeing more and more people pass through their doors each year. The IATA 2014 statistics show a 5.9% rise…
It is incredible to think that air travel has only been a part of our lives for 113 years; today we couldn’t imagine our lives without it. Air travel has…
Data from aerospace trade body ADS Group has shown that 2015 could well be a record year for the UK’s aerospace sector, leading to predictions of a promising 2016 in…
Airlines could now realise over $250 billion in savings in the near future following the development of green-related technologies carried out by NASA aeronautics researchers over a six-year period. Those…
Windspeed Technologies, a Washington-based aerospace engineering company, have designed a new in-flight entertainment feature known as SkyDeck, an unusual yet exciting feat of aerospatial engineering designed to enhance the passenger…
Built in order to transport Soviet Union space shuttles, the Antonov AN-225 is the world’s largest aircraft to date, and with just one in existence, is a rare feat of…
We are standing at the dawn of a new era of competence management in the aviation industry; one which promises to deliver a safer, more compliant and more efficient engineering…
Leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus have recently filed a patent featuring detachable cabins, meaning that passengers could “board” the cabin and take their seats before the plane has even landed from…
A new partnership between Manchester University and the Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials (BIAM) will see researchers explore how graphene composites can be used in the manufacture of aircraft parts.
