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September 14, 2018

Vertical Aerospace Tests Full-Size eVTOL Aircraft

Hopes To Launch Flying Taxi Service By 2022

Vertical Aerospace has made the first test flight of its full-scale prototype of its eVTOL aircraft that the company hopes will be the basis of a flying taxi service by 2022.

Braille Energy Systems Announces The Completion Of Test Trials Of Customized Lithium Batteries For Commercial Drones

Braille Energy Systems has announced the completion of test trials for its customized lithium batteries for commercial drone applications, such as Aerial LiDAR surveys, aerial photogrammetry and other aerial inspections.

Will Integrate Space-Based ADS-B Data Into Its Suite Of Automation Products

Leonardo has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Aireon LLC, developer of the world’s first space-based air traffic surveillance system. The MOU will allow Leonardo, which provides advanced Air Traffic Management (ATM) solutions for Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), to integrate space-based Automatic Dependent Broadcast (ADS-B) data into its ‘LeadInSky’ ATM system.

Aircraft Sourced From Milestone's Order Book With Airbus

Milestone Aviation Group, a GECAS company, and Airbus Helicopters announced today they will provide five H145s to Aramco Overseas Company, a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, a fully integrated, global petroleum and chemicals enterprise.

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Pilots Bill Of Rights 3 Is Working Its Way Through Congress

One of the highlights of AirVenture for the Aero-News team is a chance to sit down with U.S. Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) to get his insights into what is happening in Washington as it relates to our industry.

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FAA Provides Information For Drone Operators Regarding Hurricane Florence

Warns That Heavy Fines Can Be Imposed If Drones Interfere With Emergency Operations

The FAA is warning drone owners and operators they may face significant fines if they interfere with emergency response operations in the areas affected by Hurricane Florence.

Association Making A 'Final Push' To Preserve The Legislation

AMA has posted an update on its Government Relations blog on the status of Section 336 that carves out an exception for model aircraft in the FAA's registration rules.

Makes Renewing Remote Pilot Certificates Quick And Easy

Drone pilots now have a quick and easy way to prepare for their Remote Pilot certificate renewal with the online Drone Pilot Recurrent Test Prep Course from King Schools.