U.S. Army Launching High-Altitude Balloons As Part Of Pacific Exercise

PLUS: Ukraine claims successful strike on Russian Su-57.

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Tuesday 11 June 2024 Aerospace Digest Civil, military and space U.S. Army Launching High-Altitude Balloons As Part Of Pacific Exercise Brian Everstine The U.S. Army is evaluating the use of high-altitude balloons for electromagnetic spectrum sensors and radio networking for maritime awareness. Read more. Advertisement Experience cutting-edge innovation with Parker Meggitt Defense Systems Division (DSD). Elevate your capabilities with our expertly crafted thermal management systems, aerospace pumps and fans, ammunition handling solutions, and more. Click now to explore excellence in defense technology. Ukraine Claims Successful Strike On Russian Su-57 Robert Wall The strike on Akhtubinsk AB, a Russian research and test facility, could mark the first combat loss of Russia’s most advanced low-observable combat aircraft. Advertisement 2024 ASCEND is the world's premier outcomes-focused, interdisciplinary space event. New program additions include Christopher Scolese, Director, NRO; Lori Gordon, Systems Director, Space Enterprise Evolution Directorate, The Aerospace Corporation; Mike Patton, Vice President, Product Center, Lockheed Martin Space; and Michael Sarafin, Artemis Mission Manager, Moon to Mars Program Office, NASA. Browse Program NASA Funds Studies For Mars Sample Return Mission Options Irene Klotz Out of 48 proposals for less-expensive, faster options for returning samples from Mars, NASA selected seven ideas from companies for 90-day study contracts. FAA, EASA Revise Guidance For eVTOL Certification Graham Warwick The FAA and EASA have released revised certification requirements for eVTOL aircraft that narrow the gap between their regulations. Check 6 Podcast LATEST EDITION Podcast: The F-35 Has A Case Of Long COVID Robert Wall, Steve Trimble, Tony Osborne Listen in as Aviation Week editors discuss the GAO's recent report on the F-35 and explain what's hampering the now $2 trillion program. Advertisement Aviation Week Marketplace connects your products/services to the right buyers to generate leads. We can share some tips and recent findings to help you maximize the Marketplace in between events. Click here to learn more ! Aviation Week & Space Technology Subscription Required Starship, Super Heavy Complete Flight Test With Controlled Splashdowns Irene Klotz The successful demonstration positions SpaceX for a quick turnaround for Integrated Flight Test 5. Subscribe Today Aviation Week Intelligence Network Membership Required The Debrief: An American Insider’s View Of Ukrainian Air Defense Record Steve Trimble Amid a bleak month for Ukrainian air defenders, a video from a U.S. Army symposium reveals the truth behind one of Kyiv’s most important aerial victories. Russia’s Red Wings To Be Ilyushin Il-114-300 Turboprop Launch Customer Aviation Week Network Staff Russia decided to revive the Il-114-300 in 2016 to replace the Soviet-era Antonov An-24 regional turboprops still operated in remote parts of the country.

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