Aviation
Meet the Mini Space Helicopter That Will Send Back Images From Mars This Spring
Act one was Perseverance landing on Jezero Crater. Act two will be its mini-eVTOL, Ingenuity, flying over the Red Planet’s wild surface.

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Virgin Galactic’s New BLAST Scholarship Aims to Help Black Scholars Carve Out Careers in Aerospace
The program aims to help Black scholars continue in the aerospace field after their studies are complete.
Inside Airbus’s New Extra-Large Business Jet, the ACJ TwoTwenty
It’s the first of a new breed.
Gulfstream Is Using 7 Test Aircraft to Complete Its G700 Certification Program
The rigorous program tests everything from how the G700 handles -40 degree weather, to its new Rolls-Royce engines to the lavish cabin.
How Mathematician Katherine Johnson Helped Make Human Space Flight Possible
Rising up through NASA’s ranks in a segregated America, Johnson was key to the success of the first manned space mission and lunar landing.
Once King of Private Flying, Learjet Will End Production This Year
Citing profitability, parent Bombardier said it will stop manufacturing the iconic brand that turned the business jet into a household name.
United Airlines Just Invested $1 Billion in Our Air Taxi Future
We could see the zero-emissions aircraft servicing airports as soon as 2024.
The FAA Has Cleared the World’s First Flying Car for Takeoff
Terrafugia’s Transition has a Special Light-Sport Aircraft certificate, but the US company needs to finish the car to make it street legal.
This New Collector-Worthy, Limited-Edition Cirrus Pays Homage to Its Most Popular Plane
In 1999, the Cirrus SR20 was launched as an easy-to-fly airplane. This much more sophisticated, limited-edition model is a nod to its future.