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March 25, 2011

XCOR and ULA Demonstrate New Rocket Engine Nozzle Technology

Contract Signed For Liquid Hydrogen Engine Development

United Launch Alliance (ULA) and XCOR Aerospace have conductd successful hot-fire demonstrations of a lighter-weight, lower-cost approach to liquid-fueled rocket-engine vacuum nozzles.

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EADS In Talks To Buy Vector Aerospace

Confirms Discussions, Not Terms

Airbus parent EADS confirmed in a statement released to the media Thursday that it is in talks that could lead to the purchase of Vector Aerospace.

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A Shuttle For Chicago -- Are You Kidding Me?

Former Meigs Field Operator Says Retired Shuttle Should NOT Go To Adler Planetarium

Politics in aviation is something we must all learn to deal with. You may not like it, but it rules our lives.  Therefore, we can choose to know it so that we may in turn defeat it, or we can ignore it and get run over. Or, in this case, we could be insulted with no recourse.

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AIA Grows 44 Percent In Just Over A Year

Adds 21 New Member Companies In The Last Three Months

The Aerospace Industries Association enrolled ten new full members along with eleven associate members in the first quarter of 2011 to reach its highest total membership in history.

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Canadian Space Commerce Association Critiques Proposed Federal Budget

CSCA Believes Proposed Canadian Government Plans Are Not Optimal For The Requirements Of The Canadian Space Systems Sector

After reviewing the federal budget released Wednesday, the Canadian Space Commerce Association (CSCA) said it believes that proposed government plans are not optimal for the requirements of the Canadian space systems sector.

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Classic Aero-TV: Sikorsky's Project Firefly -- Electrifying Future Rotorcraft

Sikorsky Remains One of Aviation's Most Aggressively Innovative Companies

Oshkosh 2010 was no stranger to innovation... though we must note that this year was a bumper crop in terms of the breadth of excitement we saw within the confines of Wittman Field... sport aviation, GA, BizAv, Military, Aerospace, you name it... there was no shortage of exciting innovations to feast your eyes on... especially where Sikorsky was concerned.

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