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KLM introduces first electric aircraft tractors

22.12.25

KLM has started using Goldhofer Phoenix AST2E electric tractors at Schiphol Airport, taking another step towards carbon-free ground handling by 2030.

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Boeing trains pilots in Microsoft Flight Simulator

15.11.25

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Boeing announced the launch of its new Virtual Airplane Procedures Trainer (VAPT) training tool, a digital pilot training platform created in partnership with Microsoft.

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NASA X-59 quiet supersonic jet made its first flight

02.11.25

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NASA has launched its X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST) experimental supersonic aircraft for the first time.

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World altitude record broken by solar-powered plane

07.09.25

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Swiss researcher and pilot Raphael Domian has set a world record by flying a solar-electric aircraft to an altitude of 9.5 kilometers.

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Gripen E fighter tested in AI-human combat

21.06.25

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Saab, together with German AI company Helsing, conducted three combat test flights of the Gripen E fighter jet

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The Stargazer aircraft can reach speeds of over 7,300 km/h. From London to New York in an hour

19.10.24

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The design of the Venus Aerospace Stargazer aircraft includes modern light and strong materials, which reduces its weight and contributes to high speed

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HMDS Gen 3 helmet of an F-35 fighter pilot worth $400,000 displays data in augmented reality

23.06.24

augmented reality aviation development

HMDS Gen 3, developed by Collins Aerospace for the F-35 fighter jet, is a high-tech device that greatly enhances the pilot's capabilities during flight.

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Starlink will appear on Qatar Airways flights

03.06.24

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Qatar Airways passengers will be able to connect to the Starlink Internet via a Wi-Fi network with a maximum download speed of up to 500 Mbit/s.

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Concorde successor. Boom XB-1 supersonic aircraft had its first test flight

30.03.24

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The goal of the Boom XB-1 is to develop technology that will be used in the company's Overture supersonic jet, designed to carry up to 80 passengers at Mach 1.7.

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