While NASA celebrated the successful landing of the Mars rover, Qantas was forced to scrap its huge Boeing 787 order. Aerospace-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from August this year.
Following NASA awards and Collier Trophy nominations, Pipistrel has unveiled its latest economical aircraft; Panthera. Liam Stoker talks to Pipistrel Research and Development junior researcher Tine Tomazic to understand the...
Successful tests of Boeing's X-51A Waverider aircraft have given new blood to the scramjet concept. Aerospace-technology.com examines the technology behind the lightweight, supersonic engines and uncovers what kind of a...
In the vacuum left by the now defunct space shuttle programme, several new and emerging manned spacecraft are being developed to explore the universe. Aerospace-technology.com profiles some of the most...
Despite headline-grabbing airline orders, small aircraft continued to attract attention at the Farnborough Airshow 2012. Liam Stoker reports on the small aircraft, UAVs and emerging technology demonstrated at the industry...
In a role reversal from Paris 2011, Boeing reigned over Airbus at Farnborough 2012, courtesy of its 737 MAX aircraft. Liam Stoker reports from the event that saw Boeing fight...
Boeing has gained a competitive advantage over its rival Airbus during the opening days of the 2012 Farnborough Air Show, after announcing a string of lucrative deals. Liam Stoker reports...
A recent film shoot using Schiebel's Camcopter has demonstrated the versatility of UAV technology in a whole new field. Chris Lo talks to Schiebel and Snaproll Media to find out...
ONERA, or Office National d’Etudes et Recherches Aérospatiales, is the French national aerospace research centre. Berenice Baker meets defence and security director Jean-Paul Bruyant at the Eurosatory 2012 show in...
Africa and Australasia will jointly host the world’s biggest radio astronomy project, but work has only just begun. Looking beyond the SKA Site Advisory Committee’s (SSAC’s) May 2012 decision, industry...
