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Airline eVTOL shuttle services could be on the horizon.
 
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An exclusive excerpt from a forthcoming book explains what really happened between American and Russian air forces in the 2018 battle.
 
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Too many lives have been lost because of failures to communicate about and in danger zones.
 
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Electric Alice reshaped; Collins’ 500-kW motor; ZeroAvia advances hydrogen; Volocopter’s EASA first; and HyFlexFuel expands SAF sources.
 
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On flight nine, Ingenuity will fly over a region of prime interest to Mars scientists.
 
 
 
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