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The Airframer Bulletin

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Edition of 27 October Published every Thursday
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Maxwell powers up from its own installed batteries

Random vibration acceptance testing for all the cruise motor controllers for the X-57 have taken place to make sure that all the systems stay functional while they endure the vibration environment expected during flight.

27 October 2022
In the coming months, the X-57 project will begin a series of test flights.
In the coming months, the X-57 project will begin a series of test flights.
Expanding in Paignton, Devon, UK.

Rockwood invests to meet composite manufacturing demand

The company has also invested in new machinery, such as a Hexagon Absolute Arm, which has been instrumental in developing novel business class seats for aircraft.

27 October 2022
More news – Composite Materials
The Stalker was flying an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) mission to detect a simulated military target.

Red Hat brings AI innovation to Lockheed Martin

With Red Hat Device Edge, Lockheed Martin is equipping U.S. military platforms, such as the Stalker unmanned aerial system, with advanced software that was previously too large and complex for these systems.

27 October 2022

GE Aerospace draws more Indian business into supply chain

Indian companies have demonstrated the ability to master the complex manufacturing and special processes required for aero-engine manufacturing while simultaneously maintaining focus on quality, says GE.

27 October 2022

magniX sets about developing hydrogen fuel cells

By offering this technology alongside battery electric and hybrid electric systems, magniX will be able to offer a wider range of electric solutions to operators transitioning to carbon-free fleets.

27 October 2022

Wire harness expert finds a base in Texas

North Dakota's KMM has created 70 new aerospace jobs in Kerrville since the company's arrival in December 2021 and plans to create 400 in the coming years. New investment will enlarge its base in Texas.

27 October 2022
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Edition of 20 October 2022

Dassault gathers subassemblies to kick off Falcon 10X production

With the Falcon 10X, Dassault is taking a new approach to ground testing, which will be used to demonstrate the maturity of all systems well before the aircraft even takes to the air.

20 October 2022
Edition of 13 October 2022