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Airbus is considering the concept of bunk seats in airplanes
Airbus is collaborating with Chaise Longue to develop bunk passenger seats for airplanes. The concept involves placing seats on two levels instead of luggage racks, which could change the future of air travel.
Airline revenues to hit historic high of $1 trillion - CNN
IATA predicts record airline industry revenue of more than $1 trillion and 5 billion passengers in 2024. The average revenue per passenger will increase to $7, despite problems with aircraft supply and geopolitical conflicts.
SpaceX gets Pentagon contract to expand Starshield in Ukraine: why it matters
The Pentagon has signed a contract with SpaceX to connect 2,500 Starlink terminals in Ukraine to the Secure star shield network. The contract will be valid until 2025 and will provide more secure military communications.
The most advanced weather satellite in Europe is already working: fast weather forecasts are promised
Meteosat-12, the first geostationary satellite of the third generation, has been put into operation. It will provide more accurate weather forecasts and will be able to track lightning in real time over the next 20 years.
European giants Airbus, Thales and Leonardo will form an alliance to compete with Starlink
Three leading European Space companies plan to create a joint venture to compete with Starlink. The project, codenamed "Bromo", involves the development of a new super-satellite.
Europe's dreams of a flying taxi are crumbling due to lack of money: what's going on with eVTOL
The leading European developers of electric vertical take-off aircraft are facing financial problems. Lilium has declared bankruptcy, and Volocopter may come under the control of Chinese Geely.
Goldman Sachs predicts stocks to rise and lists sectors that could benefit after the US election
Goldman Sachs predicts that the US stock market will grow by the end of 2024 after Trump's victory. The bank has identified key sectors for investment, including the chemical industry, automotive and defense sectors.
Airbus to cut 2,500 jobs in its defense and space division
Airbus plans to cut up to 2,500 jobs in its defense and space division due to a “challenging business environment. ” The cuts will affect 7% of the workforce, with specific positions to be determined after discussions with trade unions.
Orban arrives in Moscow to meet with Putin - Hungarian prime minister's spokesman
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrived in Moscow on Friday to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin as part of his "peacekeeping mission," his spokesman confirmed.
In Austria, a passenger plane was caught in a severe thunderstorm, hail broke the windshield and broke the nose
An Austrian Airlines Airbus A320 flying from Majorca to Vienna was seriously damaged by hail, which broke the windshield and nose of the plane. This forced the pilots to land blindly in Vienna.
Umerov called on global defense companies to invest in the production of weapons in Ukraine
Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov called on the world's leading defense companies and technology giants to invest in the production of weapons in Ukraine and create joint defense enterprises during the Asian security summit Shangri-La Dialogue.
Canada is outraged by the exemption of aerospace companies from Russian titanium sanctions: the issue will be studied in parliament
The Canadian government has granted aerospace companies Airbus and Bombardier exemptions from restrictions on the use of Russian titanium despite sanctions, which has caused outrage among Ukraine's ambassador and prompted the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee to hold hearings on the decision.
Ukrainian officials discussed with airBaltic representatives the resumption of work after the reopening of the airspace
Latvian airline airBaltic has discussed with Ukrainian officials its strategic plans to resume operations in the Ukrainian market after the airspace reopens for civilian flights after the war.