Aviation
Coverage of Aviation in the Nexus archive.
- NASA opens first major new wind tunnel in over 40 years in Virginia
NASA opened its first major new wind tunnel in more than 40 years in Virginia, marking a milestone for future aviation and space-exploration research.
- What’s the longest total solar eclipse?
The article discusses factors influencing the optimal viewing experience of a total solar eclipse, focusing on duration, geographic location, and aviation considerations. It does not specify a particular eclipse or location as the longest.
- Azul Adds Intermediate Long-Haul Cabin Class for Premium Travelers
Azul introduced 'Azul Comfort,' an intermediate cabin class between Business and Economy on wide-body jets, and 'Economy Prime,' a paid upgrade offering extra recline. The new services target premium travelers on long-haul flights.
- State-funded internships give Hawaiʻi students hands-on career experience
State-funded internships in Hawaiʻi provide students with hands-on career experience, focusing on addressing a global shortage in aviation. The program encourages students to pursue careers in this field.
- Sullenberger supporters reflect on his impact in aviation and beyond following Alzheimer's diagnosis
Sullenberger supporters highlight his impact in aviation and his ongoing battle against Alzheimer's. They emphasize the lasting lessons of his courage in navigating challenges throughout his life and career.
- Hawaii high schoolers gain paid internship opportunities in agriculture and aviation
Hawaii state-funded internship programs offer public high school students paid, hands-on training in agriculture and aviation to enhance workforce development.
- Miracle on the Hudson pilot Sully Sullenberger announces Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis
Capt. Chesley B. 'Sully' Sullenberger III announced an early-stage Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis. He revealed the news on his website, emphasizing the disease's prevalence and his commitment to advocating courage in battling it.
- Wally Funk, aviation pioneer who was the oldest woman to travel into space, dies at 87
Wally Funk, the oldest woman to travel into space, was a member of the New Shepard flight crew. She died at 87.
- Fourteen CMS grads join city departments on signing day
Fourteen Charlotte-Mecklenburg School graduates joined city departments in Charlotte, N.C. on signing day, including roles in aviation, transportation, and the fire department. A city official emphasized their potential to become future leaders in various roles.
- UK’s Operation Interflex Shifts Into Advanced Training Phase for Ukrainian Troops
The UK's Operation Interflex training program for Ukrainian troops is transitioning to advanced specialist skills in aviation, medical, engineering, logistics, and helicopter training. This shift, entering its fifth year, aims to enhance Ukraine's long-term military capabilities according to UK officials.
- Cogs of War Turns One
The article 'Cogs of War Turns One' discusses the importance of trade-offs in defense analysis, using combined arms doctrine as an example. It highlights how infantry, armor, artillery, and aviation complement each other by offsetting weaknesses in mobility, firepower, and protection.
- Aviation has a climate problem. A Moses Lake refinery may help fix it
A startup company has launched a new Moses Lake facility to produce greener jet fuel, marking the start of commercial production for the new process and product. The initiative aims to address aviation's climate problem.
- Embraer Arijan Meijer on Tariff Impact Within Aviation
Embraer's Arijan Meijer discusses the impact of tariffs on the aviation industry. The article focuses on how trade policies affect aviation companies and market dynamics.
- Can Claude Fly a Plane?
The article questions whether Claude, an AI model developed by Anthropic, can operate an aircraft. It explores the capabilities of AI in aviation contexts without providing specific technical details or outcomes.
- Can global supply chains recover from the Iran war?
The article explores the potential impact of a conflict involving Iran on global supply chains, highlighting disruptions to critical raw materials essential for manufacturing, aviation, and technology sectors. It questions the resilience of these supply chains in the face of such disruptions.