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The Trouble With Tariffs
A slew of tariffs are emanating from the Oval Office that are designed to show the world who’s boss. Be careful what you wish for, people.
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Airbus Drops Hydrogen As Aviation Industry Admits It Won’t Fly
Hydrogen’s hoped for role in aviation dates back to the mid-20th century, when researchers began exploring its potential as an alternative to conventional jet fuel. In 1957, engineers at Lockheed and Boeing investigated hydrogen propulsion as part of Cold War efforts to develop high-altitude, long-endurance aircraft. In 1959, a modified … [continued]
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To Regulate Or Not Too Regulate — That Is The Question
There is a certain joy that comes from tearing things down, especially if there is a promise of something new to replace them.
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Owen Sound Attack win hard-fought game over Ottawa
Gabriel Smith fought. James Petrovski scored a goal. Declan Waddick threw a bone-crushing bodycheck in the neutral zone. It wasn’t a typical Owen Sound Attack win, but they all count in the standings. The Bears beat the Ottawa 67’s 3-1 inside the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre Saturday afternoon. It was an emotional and at […]
Dwindling List Of EVTOL Firms Shrinks Further
The inevitable is occurring in the dead end space of Jetsons urban air mobility fantasies. Two more origami rotorcraft have left the vertiport for the great airplane graveyard in the sky as Volocopter disappears and Airbus drops its program. Volocopter was founded in 2011 in Bruchsal, Germany. Initially named e-Volo, … [continued]
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