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CFM International has agreed with Airbus to flight-test the open fan propulsion system being developed under the engine-maker’s Revolutionary Innovation for Sustainable Engine (RISE) program on the A380.
 
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Linda Blachly

Two high-speed aircraft concepts hit the headlines at Farnborough - a refined four-engined supersonic airliner design from Boom and an experimental hypersonic test vehicle for the UK Royal Air Force from Reaction Engines and Rolls-Royce.
 
Using the industrial Internet of Things (IoT), manufacturers can connect the physical world with the digital and take complete control over systems as never before.
 
From air-to-air to anti-ship to air-to-ground, there were plenty of model missiles on display at the Farnborough Airshow 2022. How many do you recognise?
 
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Guy Norris

With ongoing ground tests of the General Electric XA100 adaptive cycle combat engine set to end soon, the engine-maker is studying how the advanced propulsion system—proposed for the Lockheed Martin F-35A/C—could be adapted to include the short-take-off-and-vertical-landing (STOVL) F-35B version.
 
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Two high-speed aircraft concepts hit the headlines at Farnborough - a refined four-engined supersonic airliner design from Boom and an experimental hypersonic test vehicle for the UK Royal Air Force from Reaction Engines and Rolls-Royce.
 
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The Royal Air Force plans to develop technology for reusable Mach 5-plus vehicles based on lessons learned from the Hypersonic Air Vehicle Experimental (HVX) program – a testbed to be powered by a combined cycle engine developed by Reaction Engines in partnership with Rolls-Royce.
 
FARNBOROUGH SHOWNEWS DAY 3
 
Take a look at the enhanced digital edition of ShowNews by Aviation Week Network.You'll find a roundup of the biggest news and exclusive insights from the Farnborough Airshow.
 
 
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Irene Klotz

The term “operational reusability” means different things to different space companies. For SpaceX and Blue Origin, rockets that land themselves and quickly return to the launchpad are key to goals to cut costs and develop technologies for human settlements beyond Earth.
 
Graham Warwick

The term “operational reusability” means different things to different space companies. For SpaceX and Blue Origin, rockets that land themselves and quickly return to the launchpad are key to goals to cut costs and develop technologies for human settlements beyond Earth.
 
Ben Goldstein

The U.S. regional airline market has been battered throughout the pandemic recovery by labor shortages, soaring unit costs and major airline route cuts that have severed many small communities from the national air transportation system.
 
 
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