Airbus is planning to develop a hydrogen turboprop
Airbus is advancing the development of a hydrogen aircraft by 2035. According to a media report, the manufacturer’s current plans are for a short-haul turboprop. Airbus wants to commit to…
Read More »Flying taxis will hit the market sooner than expected
• ideal for private jet users, connecting airports to the city center • the number of start-ups producing flying taxis is increasing • there are at least five ready to…
Read More »USA: Terrafugia’s Transition flying car now allowed to fly
Terrafugia’s Transition has a Special Light-Sport Aircraft certificate, but it needs to be finished to be street legal. Terrafugia Transition – Image courtesy of Terrafugia Terrafugia Transition it can fly…
Read More »With the CJ4 Gen2 Cessna refreshes its bestseller, the popular Citation
The Citation CJ4 Gen2 is the newest model in the Citation range. it can be piloted by a single pilot its toilets have been enlarged and have two optional skylights…
Read More »When private flights are cheaper than an airliner
Falcon 8X How big businesses justify their private jet spending Private flights are a sign of wealth. If the average Europeans were to spend all they earn in a year…
Read More »Why private flights are safer than flying on airliners
Falcon 8X Safety is an important matter when it comes to flying. In the 80s, it was estimated that air traffic was roughly 20% diminished because of the fear of…
Read More »Flying cars: the the first urban airports are coming
Urbain airport project by Air-One – Hyundai The world’s first eVTOL hub is officially in the works. Air-One will host live demonstrations from the end of this year showcasing the…
Read More »Fly Farther, Faster in the Gulfstream 650
With the current record for the “farthest, fastest flight in business aviation history”, the Gulfstream 650 is a heavy jet with all the bells and whistles. The G650 (and its…
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