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Jet fuel prices surge as Middle East conflict continues
Jet fuel prices have topped US$200 a barrel as the fallout from the US-Israel attack on Iran continues to destabilise Middle Eastern oil production. IATA's Jet Fuel Price Monitor found that the average price had more than doubled, with costs surging by 58.4% on 6...
Eve, Alt Air, Skyports to team up on Australian eVTOL network
Eve Air Mobility are partnering with Sydney-based startup Alt Air and Skyports to bring a commercial eVTOL network to Australia. The three companies will collaborate to develop sustainable infrastructure that will make air taxis viable transport in Queensland and New...
Equilibrion and Rolls Royce to develop nuclear-powered SAF production
Equilibrion and Rolls Royce have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop British sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production through nuclear power. The Rolls Royce small modular reactor (SMR) can support the deployment of cost-effective, sustainable...
UK expand LEO satellite programme with £30m in funding
The UK government has issued £30 million in funding as it expands its low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite programme. Run by the UK Space Agency, the investment supports British businesses developing innovative satellite components and technologies. LEO satellites are...
Aerospace Tech Week confirms partnership with ADS Group
Aerospace Tech Week, the premier international exhibition and conference for the aerospace technology community, is proud to announce a new partnership with ADS Group as the event prepares to launch its inaugural UK edition in London. The move to the UK marks an...
Korean Air and Skyports to develop platform for eVTOL operations
Korean Air and Skyports have announced a new partnership for developing eVTOL operations. Announced at the Drone Show Korea, the collaboration builds on the expertise of both partners to build scalable solutions for advanced air mobility (AAM) integration. Under the...
Avionyx and Rapita partner to accelerate avionics development
Avionyx and Rapita Systems have announced they are partnering to accelerate avionics development. With software compliance issues constraining eVTOL and aircraft supply chains, the companies say their collaboration will help the aerospace industry hit regulatory...
Archer sue eVTOL rivals Vertical, claiming patent infringement
Archer Aviation have sued British rivals Vertical Aerospace, claiming the company's latest Valo eVTOL design infringes the patent for their Midnight air taxi. The California-based company has been ramping up testing of Midnight as it plans for certification from the...