Hypersonic aircraft represent the pinnacle of aerospace innovation, where speed exceeds Mach 5, propelling aviation into the future. Recent breakthroughs in controlling these aircraft using light-based technology are paving the way for safer and more efficient travel at unprecedented speeds. Optical sensor technology is becoming an integral part of hypersonic aircraft, providing crucial data for flight control and ensuring passenger safety.
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2024
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Jul
2024
With the Farnborough International Airshow highlighting the latest in aviation technology, it’s the perfect time to explore the vital but often overlooked discipline that enables these innovations: precision engineering services. PRV, with its extensive expertise in custom fabrication and precision engineering services, plays a vital role in supporting the aviation industry’s push towards more advanced, efficient, and safer aircraft.
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Jun
2024
Revolutionising Sustainable Air Travel
In a groundbreaking advancement for sustainable air travel, Sirius Aviation AG has unveiled the world’s first hydrogen-electric eVTOL. This state-of-the-art aircraft, revealed at the MOVE Expo in London, promises to redefine the way we think about air travel, blending cutting-edge technology with environmental consciousness.
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May
2024
Considering the precision required in aerospace design, integrating cutting-edge materials and protective coatings for aircraft stands as a pillar in advancing modern designs. These technologies not only enhance aircraft performance and safety but also contribute significantly to the sustainability goals of the industry. In this article, you will gain a better understanding of the significant role of protective coatings for aircraft manufacturing, offering insights into their benefits and applications.
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May
2024
Aircraft design is a field defined by constant innovation and meticulous attention to detail. Every component and every system on an aircraft is a testament to the precision required in aerospace engineering. This precision is crucial not only for performance and efficiency but also for the safety and reliability of flight operations.
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Sep
2023
The aeronautics industry is soaring towards unparalleled heights, constantly evolving with innovations that not only break barriers but also reimagine the very essence of flight. One such game-changing development comes from Bristol-based Aeralis, a company that has not just launched a new aircraft, but rather a revolutionary modular jet concept that’s set to redefine the aviation landscape.
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Sep
2023
It’s not often we bear witness to the pages of history being turned right before our eyes. The world of aviation has once again mesmerised the masses with its latest offering—an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) “Air Taxi” from Joby. But have you ever paused to consider what this means for the future of both military and commercial air transport? What will the ramifications of this be on defence contracts and commercial ventures alike?
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Sep
2023
The dawn of a new era in aviation is on the horizon. One that promises the thrills of supersonic flight, but without those deafening sonic booms. How, you ask? Enter the X-59 QueSST supersonic jet, an experimental marvel from NASA.
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Aug
2023
A clear, sunny day might seem like perfect flying conditions, but as temperatures continue to rise globally, the aviation industry is being forced to confront a new challenge: heatwaves. Soaring temperatures might feel nice on a beach, but they can present complex issues for aircraft. Let’s take a closer look at why this happens and some potential solutions to counter the effects of heatwaves.
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Sep
2022
British aerospace giant Rolls-Royce and Air China are entering into a new Joint Venture to build a maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility. The new facility, Beijing Aero Engine Services Company Limited, will provide essential MRO support on several engines. This Joint Venture between Rolls-Royce and Air China is a result of the United States increasingly implementing export restrictions on advanced technology and limited international travel.
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