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All electric EADS Cri-Cri takes to the skies
3. september. 12:00 | TechnologyThe EADS all-electric Cri-Cri made its official maiden flight on 2 September at Paris Le Bourget airport.
Cri-Cri, the all-electric aircraft, is airborne
2. september. 13:23 | TechnologyParis/Le Bourget, 2 September 2010 – The all electric Cri-Cri, jointly developed by EADS Innovation Works, Aero Composites Saintonge and the Green Cri-Cri Association has made its official maiden flight at Le Bourget airport near Paris on Thursday.
AUVSI: Endurance flagging? Power your UAV with lasers instead!
25. august. 12:15 | TechnologyIf a UAV's endurance isn't quite up to snuff, independent research and development firm LaserMotive (booth 227) says it has the answer: laser power beaming.
AUVSI: Northrop explores future concepts
25. august. 12:13 | TechnologyEven when Northrop Grumman talks about the future, there's only so much they can say.
GEnx leads efforts at green aviation
23. august. 08:16 | TechnologyNORTH CLARENDON — When Vermonters talk about going ‘green,' the focus is on cleaner sources of energy, more fuel efficient cars and appliances and other ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Korean Air to decide in-flight connectivity solution by year-end
18. august. 17:08 | Technology
Nearly four years after Korean Air's in-flight high-speed Internet service was switched off by provider Boeing, the carrier is studying its options for bringing airborne communications to passengers and expects to make an announcement by year-end.
Fuel-cell aircraft set to mask high-performing predecessor
18. august. 08:25 | TechnologyThe German Aerospace Centre is expecting to unveil a higher-performing successor to its record-setting fuel-cell powered aircraft in 2011.
Thales lauds Inmarsat´s Ka plan; eyes opportunities for IFEC
17. august. 09:26 | TechnologyThales is optimistic it can provide certified avionics equipment to support superfast Ka-band satellite-based in-flight connectivity within a few years, and is applauding Inmarsat's newly-announced plan to offer a global Ka mobile broadband service - called Global Xpress - around 2014.
