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Aviation shake-up: Mysterious ‘bullet plane’ finally revealed
Airlines

Over three years since the mysterious bullet-shaped aircraft was first spotted by eager onlookers near Victorville, California, US company Otto Aviation has finally unveiled the Celera 500L – its futuristic, low-emission, long range, fuel efficient aircraft. After being developed in secret for more than a decade, the unique plane is set to seriously shake-up the

Amazon patents drone to replace ski lift
Future of Aviation

The filing revealed the system could allow skiers to reach remote areas or “customise their skiing experience” by allowing them to get to fresh powder.

Feature: Could Embraer and COMAC team up after Boeing fiasco?
Airlines

A substitution of Boeing by the Chinese firm in charge of airliner development has very little chance of becoming a reality for a variety of operational reasons.

POWER AND PASSION – This manager’s order book is a best-seller!
Business Aviation

It is an interesting twist on the theory of six degrees of separation that every time you get on a Qantas or Jetstar 787 (and a majority of 787s with airlines worldwide for that matter) you have, in part, to thank Kathy MacKenzie and her team for getting you to your destination safely and efficiently. 

Electric Dreams – Ionic Flight and The Elimination of Moving Parts in Aircraft
Features

Dawn of the silent, clean, ion machine. Who knew that we’d be looking for the same qualities in both aircraft and roommates?

Dawn Of Our Loyal Wingman
Defence

Dawn Of Our Loyal Wingman

by WOFA October 31, 2019

The first high performance military aircraft to be designed and developed in Australia in more than six decades was the subject of an official announcement by Defence Minister Christopher Pyne.

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