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February 02, 2015

Airborne 02.02.15: New Air Force One, Haiti Flyer, Cessna's 1st Production Latitude

Also: UAV NPRM Could Target Models, FAST F/A-18C, MH370 'Lost', Robotic Skies, Trig's New Digs, Fantasy Of Flight Reopens

It’s not unexpected that the Air Force has determined the Boeing 747-8 will serve as the next presidential aircraft, commonly known as Air Force One. Analyses of the capability requirements conclude a four-engine, wide-body aircraft is required to meet the needs of the Air Force One mission. Market research determined there are two four-engine platforms that could meet the requirements; the 747-8 manufactured by Boeing in the state of Washington, and the A380 manufactured by Airbus in Toulouse, France. Last Thursday Cessna celebrated the roll out of the first production Citation Latitude at the company’s Wichita, Kansas manufacturing facility. The

Elon Musk Headlines Space Station Research And Development Conference

Event Set For July 7-9 In Boston, MA

The fourth annual International Space Station (ISS) Research and Development Conference has been set for Boston July 7 to 9, and launching this year’s event is a keynote speaker who lives up to one of the core conference themes of gaining a new perspective: Elon Musk, chief executive officer and lead designer at SpaceX.

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NASA’s CATS Installed On ISS By Robotic Handoff

Marks First Time Two Robotic Arms Have Worked In Concert On A Project

On Jan. 22, robotic flight controllers successfully installed NASA’s Cloud Aerosol Transport System (CATS) aboard the International Space Station through a robotic handoff — the first time one robotic arm on station has worked in concert with a second robotic arm.

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Helicopter Could Be 'Scout' For Mars Rovers

Would Fly Ahead Of Future Rovers To Help Choose Sites To Explore

Getting around on Mars is tricky business. Each NASA rover has delivered a wealth of information about the history and composition of the Red Planet, but a rover's vision is limited by the view of onboard cameras, and images from spacecraft orbiting Mars are the only other clues to where to drive it. To have a better sense of where to go and what's worth studying on Mars, it could be useful to have a low-flying scout.

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Aero-TV: RJ Gritter - Part of Aviation’s Bright New Future

Model Aviator Aims For Full-Scale Career

While at the 2015 Indoor Electric RC Festival, referred to as eFest, ANN CEO and Editor-In-Chief, Jim Campbell not only made this fascinating report, he was also 'blown away' from what he saw. As you'll see in this video, indoor RC model aircraft flying is something that can excite anyone at any age.




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