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Biden pledges to extend International Space Station ops until 2030

The Biden administration announced the United States was committed to extending the International Space Station (ISS) operations until 2030. “The International Space Station is…

ByVytė Klišauskaitė

January 3, 2022

Let’s talk about listening

Karen Bath CEO and Founder, Resilient Pilot There’s an irony in the title of this article. In this…

ByResilient Pilot

December 21, 2021

14 exams in 53 days: pilot and aviation influencer, Pilot Amireh

Pilot Amireh’ experience during the COVID-19 pandemic can be described as a real-life roller coaster. Pilot Amireh, who is…

ByAeroTime Team

December 21, 2021

Australia scraps plan for Antarctica concrete runway amid environmental concerns

Australia will not proceed with its plan to build Antarctica’s first concrete runway near one of its research bases. “The…

ByValius Venckunas

November 26, 2021

Top 5 most ridiculous aviation conspiracy theories

The world around us becomes bigger, scarier and more difficult to understand. The future is uncertain, the present…

ByValius Venckunas

October 13, 2021

Lockheed Martin opens new facility to produce advanced hypersonic weapons

Lockheed Martin inaugurated a new facility on October 4, 2021, intended to enhance the production of advanced hypersonic…

ByParam Agarwal

October 5, 2021

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Airbus, University of Zurich to grow human tissue in space

Never mind sending humans to space. European aerospace group Airbus is trying to grow human tissue in space…

ByVictoria Bryan

August 28, 2021

Princess, spy, aviatress: remarkable life of Evgeniya Shakhovskaya

The lives of pioneers are very often turbulent and short – such is the price of breaking the…

ByValius Venckunas

July 26, 2021

China aims to operate the world’s fastest airliner by 2035

Chinese scientific journal published details on the design of 10-seat Mach 6-capable aircraft which it claims could be…

ByValius Venckunas

July 19, 2021

Is windowless the future for passenger aircraft design?

According to many of the world’s leading airlines, aircraft engineers, and designers, the aircraft of the future will…

ByGediminas Žiemelis

June 29, 2021

Future with eVTOL: Virgin Atlantic & American Airlines order 400 electric plane

A British air carrier Virgin Atlantic and the American air carrier American Airlines (A1G) (AAL) signed two separate…

ByGabriele Petrauskaite

June 11, 2021

China to inaugurate “world’s fastest” hypersonic wind tunnel

Like the United States and Russia, China has a keen interest in hypersonic weapons. In order to submit…

ByClément Charpentreau

June 11, 2021

Space junk: have we averted crisis?

Since the 1950s, humans have been sending probes and satellites into space. But we’ve also left behind a…

ByAeroTime Team

May 28, 2021

Quo Vadis Aviation Training?

It will soon be 11 years since I began my journey in aviation. On the 10th of May…

ByAeroTime Team

May 4, 2021

Pilots’ mental health: a year of crisis

In mid-2020, as the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic was steadily increasing, we caught a glimpse of another…

ByValius Venckunas

April 28, 2021

Would the Russian flying saucer actually work? | EKIP Part 4

Through the 80s and 90s, Lev Nikolayevich Schukin and his team of engineers tried to develop and sell an…

ByValius Venckunas

March 26, 2021

CRAIC CR929 models undergo wingtip design tests

The Moscow Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute (TsAGI) in Russia has completed another wind-tunnel testing phase of the CRAIC CR929…

ByGabriele Petrauskaite

March 16, 2021

United invests $1 billion in short-haul electric planes

On February 10, 2021, United Airlines agreed to invest $1 billion in Archer Aviation, a start-up developing electric…

ByVytė Klišauskaitė

February 11, 2021