Tag: boeing
Heart Aerospace Just Flew The Aviation Transition Investors Should Be Putting Billions Into
Heart Aerospace’s X1 demonstrator flew for 27 minutes on August 12 from Plattsburgh International Airport, powered entirely by batteries. The aircraft has a 106-foot wingspan, weighed more than 25,000 pounds at takeoff and drew more than a megawatt at peak. Heart calls it the largest battery-electric aircraft ever flown. The … [continued]
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LFP Letters to the Editor: August 8, 2026
Free Press readers sound off on the topics of the day, including the crossword print size, Canadian health care, and the Freedom Convoy.
This “Clap-On, Clap-Off” Laser Weapon Can Beam Power Wirelessly, Too
A transportable, compact laser weapon can serve a dual purpose for wireless power transfer, potentially opening up new opportunities for renewable energy to power remote operations.
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China Is Making Boeing Optional
Boeing expects Chinese airlines to require 8,830 new commercial aircraft by 2043. That sounds like an enormous opportunity until the denominator is corrected. China is not starting with aircraft demand and asking which manufacturer should supply it. It is deciding how people should move, assigning dense corridors to electric rail, … [continued]
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We’ll Always Have…SHARKFEST!
The 14th annual National Geographic SHARKFEST is coming to video screens beginning on July 5, featuring up-close experiences with the iconic hammerhead shark among many others.
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