Aviation Valuation I have a class of Asset Valuation in Paris and we are supposed to compare Aviation companies such as BA, AF-KLM, LH, Easy Jet and Singapore Airlines. As… Read More
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Rosetta Completes 10-Year Trip into Deep Space
The European spacecraft Rosetta reached its final destination on a 10-year trip into deep space. According to the European Space Agency, they launched the probe in 2004 to orbit the… Read More
Orion Scheduled for December Test
Although NASA’s Orion capsule will not have its first flight test for six more months, agency engineers are getting excited about what they will learn. They designed the spacecraft to… Read More
First Successful Missile Intercept Test Since 2008
This week marked the U.S.-missile defense system’s first successful intercept test since 2008. Five of the past eight attempts had failed. According to the U.S. Defense Department, the system, which… Read More
Lockheed Martin Awarded $915 USAF Contract
The U.S. Air Force awarded a $915 million contract to Lockheed Martin Corp. to build a radar system to detect small space debris. The ‘space junk’ is orbiting waste that… Read More
Inquiry Roundup- Aerospace Industry
Aerospace Industry I work for a market research firm serving Global 1000 companies. We are working on a project for a client and looking to talk to multiple aerospace industry… Read More
Should Space Station Funding Be a Greater Priority?
The White House and NASA announced in a joint statement that they would like to keep the International Space Station (ISS) open through 2024, an extension of four years. According… Read More
World View Offers Suborbital Balloon Rides
Startup Worldview Enterprises in Tucson, Arizona, plans to offer commercial suborbital balloon rides to reach heights of 19 miles. Although outer space is generally considered to be beyond 62 miles,… Read More
What The Future Holds for Europe’s Busiest Airport
Debates regarding the future of Europe’s busiest airport, Heathrow, have been surfacing. Business leaders in London assert that the city is losing its draw as an international destination in part… Read More
Only Two Passengers Lose Lives in Plane Crash: Luck or Refined Safety Features Proving Effective?
On July 6 the Asiana 777 crashed while landing in San Francisco. While many passengers incurred injuries, miraculously, there were only two casualties. Some aviation consultants maintain that the high… Read More
Could The Sun Be The Answer To Nuclear Waste Disposal?
In recent years, discussions surrounding the disposal of nuclear waste have reemerged. Since the sun is a constant nuclear reaction much larger than the Earth, it could hypothetically serve as… Read More
Aviation Experts Analyze The Shocking Survival Rate of the Asiana 777 Crash
Earlier this month, two passengers on the Asiana 777 lost their lives during a crash landing at San Francisco International Airport. Aviation consultants assert that the high survival rate can… Read More
Did You Say ‘Wifi Internet Access Everywhere’?
This month Google launches the pilot run for Project Loon. If successful, the enterprise will provide Internet access to remote areas while also improving current coverage. The venture floats 30… Read More
Expanding The 3D Printing Technology Into New Industries
With 3D printing, designers have turned digital models into precise objects and leading companies are exploring zero-gravity 3D printing for the aerospace industry. However, Silicon Valley and venture capitalists haven’t… Read More