RFID and predictive maintenance technologies have redefined aviation maintenance, emphasizing proactive interventions, cost ...

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In 1990, the F-117 Nighthawk was the first warplane to use stealth technology. Now the B-21 Raider promises new leaps in ...

Beta Technologies, the electric aircraft manufacturer based in South Burlington, announced Tuesday it has developed a second, fixed-wing model of its vertical take-off and landing aircraft −the ...

As the world becomes more and more reliant on wireless technologies, one of the great technological challenges is finding ways to make more efficient use of the radio frequency spectrum. One glance at ...

Despite missing out on the USAF’s first CCA contract, Lockheed Martin is continuing to invest in the technology, aiming to outfit F-35s with the capability to control multiple CCAs simultaneously ...

The future has arrived, thanks to electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft. eVTOLs are aircraft that launch vertically, similar to a helicopter, rather than a conventional takeoff.

PITTSFIELD — A Pittsfield aerospace company is now testing technology it developed for aircraft on motor vehicles. United Aircraft Technologies has formed a pilot program with the city of Madison, Wis ...

10 Totally Wild Cancelled Combat Aircraft of the 1980s ...

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COLUMBIA — Shad Sones, the general manager of BlackHawk Aerospace in Columbia, says he couldn't believe it when he saw the news of the technology, he and his team worked on potentially saving lives.

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