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Boeing, NASA rain-check X-66 evolution to focus on long, thin-wing development

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Boeing and NASA are to pause development of the X-66 flight demonstrator in order to focus their research on the evolution of long, thin-wing technology. In a statement on April 25, 2025, NASA announced that the pair were evaluating an updated approach to the agencys Sustainable Flight Demonstrator project.

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The controversial push for AI single-pilot ops: Airbus vs. Pilot associations

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Collectively, these initiatives showcase Airbus’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of aviation technology, with the ultimate goal of improving safety and efficiency, as well as potentially paving the way for reduced crew operations in the future.

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Blockchain takes flight: Transforming aviation with cutting-edge technology

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This comprehensive approach promises to improve management and verification processes for aircraft component certifications. GE Aviation’s sophisticated blockchain implementation creates a back-to-birth’ record for engine components, establishing a digital history for each aircraft part.

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Rosen Aviation: cabin tech for VIP clients that demand the latest and greatest

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Rosen Aviation Technologies designed, developed and installed by Rosen Aviation include high-quality video displays, touch screens, audio solutions, cabin management systems, IFE systems and other related avionics equipment that improve the functionality and comfort of aircraft. It’s unique. There’s nothing like it.

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Lilium considers setting up eVTOL production plant in France

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Lilium is in “advanced discussions” with the French government to set up a Lilium Jet production plant in France. The German company aims to leverage the country’s extensive aerospace supplier network for the serial production of its all-electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) jet.

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Examining over 100 years of flight automation and the history of the autopilot

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Even the most automated aircraft, such as the Airbus A350, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, and the F-35 military jet, come with such instruments fitted as standard should an electrical failure affect the more modern cockpit display screens. These systems continue to be fitted in many current today.

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Behind the scenes at Lilium, the eVTOL firm aiming to change regional air travel 

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One of those early pioneers is Lilium, a Germany-based startup, which, almost a decade after it was founded in 2015, is approaching the last key stages before launching its electrically powered vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Borel added that Lilium is looking at many different cities as potential markets for the Lilium Jet.

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