Revolution.Aero

Data is a critical aspect that will drive the Advanced Air Mobility revolution. IN order to realise beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) flights in remotely piloted aircraft systems. We are delighted that Ronnie Fahy, Xplorate will be joining us in San Francisco for Revolution.Aero on the 4th-5th December. Ronnie is a leader in the requirements of gathering and analysing data to enable operations in new aircraft being developed. Make sure to book your ticket to find out about this and so much more besides and network with industry colleagues at one of the many networking opportunities during the event. Book here: https://lnkd.in/etA4zTvg

In this episode we are joined by Bristow Group’s chief transformation officer David Stepanek FRAeS. A helicopter guy through and through, who previously served as Bristow’s chief operating officer, Dave has been charged with overseeing the organisation’s strategic diversification into new markets such as advanced air mobility, electric aircraft and unmanned cargo delivery. Our discussion centres around Bristow's view of AAM and electrification. What will come first, what are the risk associated with operating new aircraft and how Bristow is supporting new aircraft OEMs with their respective programmes. Read full: https://lnkd.in/exsTrnGP

Since Concorde's last flight in 2003 supersonic speeds have been something reserved for military aircraft. However, the challenges that forced Concorde's grounding have been worked on with new technology being developed to bring supersonic travel back to aviation. We are delighted that Vik Kachoria, Spike Aerospace, Inc. will be joining us at Revolution.Aero in San Francisco on the 4th-5th December to discuss the latest developments in supersonic aviation. Vik will be sharing how they are working on operational efficiencies, the effect of a sonic thump over a sonic boom and managing the challenge of fuel, as well as so much more. This will be a great discussion so to find out the latest developments, make sure to book your ticket to attend here: https://lnkd.in/etA4zTvg #supersonic #aerospace #timesaving #concorde #hypersonic #RevSF

Pulling up to the airfield, jumping in your aircraft and flying wherever you want to go has long been a freedom restricted to the few. High costs of acquisition, upkeep and learning to fly have kept it exclusive. However, flying a personal aircraft should be significantly cheaper and simpler than it is currently, according to Nikita E. (Ermoshkin). The former SpaceX engineer is now co-founder of startup Airhart Aeronautics, having launched the company with two colleagues to develop what is essentially an automatic transmission for general aviation aircraft. The company motto centres around ‘opening the skies’ to more people. To achieve this, Airhart is building a modern aircraft featuring Airhart Assist, a computerised flight control system designed to increase safety and reduce operational complexity. Ermoshkin hopes the aircraft — also known as the Airhart Sling — can reduce dropout rates among student pilots, make training more accessible to all, and lower the entry price point for those wanting to fly. The Airhart Sling will initially retail at $500,000, with plans to bring the price down to as little as $100,000 with scale. Read full: https://lnkd.in/eChNbe63

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Welcome aboard Eve Air Mobility as a sponsor for Revolution.Aero San Francisco 2024 💫 Thank you to the Eve Air Mobility team for your support, we are really excited to have Johann C. Bordais speak at the conference and welcome over 300 senior execs on December 4th & 5th. Tickets available online via our website: https://lnkd.in/etA4zTvg #revSF #futureofflight #evtol #eveairmobility

Building up public acceptance is critical to ensure new aircraft are utilised when they become operational. However, how will the industry deal with any incidents in new eVTOL or RAM aircraft? We are delighted that Chris Proudlove, Global Aerospace and Christopher Hickey will be joining us in San Francisco to look at how far the ripples will spread through the industry, how to build customer trust back and any impact an incident will have on investor appetite. This is one of the critical; discussions that will be had throughout the 4th-5th December at Revolution.Aero San Francisco. Make sure you come to find out the latest and connect with other industry leaders driving aviation change. Book your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/etA4zTvg

We are delighted that Tamara Casey, AURA Network Systems and Fabrice Kunzi, SkyGrid will be joining us in San Francisco for Revolution.Aero. They are both going to be sharing their perspective on AAM seeing the whole picture and how heavily future aviation revolutions rely on connectivity for staying at the forefront of aerospace awareness. This is a critical topic for creating a successful a new aerospace ecosystem and will definitely be a topic of great interest to those attending. Make sure that you join us on the 4th-5th December to find out about this critical topic and many others throughout the two days. As well as connect with industry leaders helping redefine how aerial mobility works. Book your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/etA4zTvg #AdvancedAirMobility #AAM #FutureOfFlight #UrbanAirMobility #UAM #ATM #AirTrafficManagement #UTM #UAS

The operator of Melbourne’s heliport Microflite is to work with Skyportz® to identify locations for new vertiports around the city. Microflite Aviation has taken the decision to replace its existing fleet of helicopters with electric air taxis. The operator plans to work with Skyportz, the soon to be elected new Lord Mayor and the Victorian government explore options for new vertiport sites for these air taxis, starting with the existing helipad on the Yarra River. Microflite chief operating officer, Rodney Higgins said: “We have been following closely the development of numerous electric air taxi prototypes in recent years and it appears clear that the frontrunners will be available for commercial operations soon.” According to Skyportz, all three leading candidates for Lord Mayor are positive about the concept. Elections will be held this month. Clem Newton-Brown OAM, CEO and founder of Skportz, said: “We want to work with Microflite, CASA, the state government and the new Lord Mayor to create one of the first purpose built vertiports in the world.” Read full: https://lnkd.in/eriZYUgT

Residents of Silicon Valley can now take delivery of items such as groceries via drone as part of a programme launched by Matternet. The drone delivery specialist has been running an initial pilot in Mountain View and Sunnyvale since August 30th. Now it will expand its service in the two cities with residents interested in participating able to sign up online. “After years of advancing drone delivery in healthcare, we’re excited to launch our first home delivery operation in the heart of Silicon Valley,” said Andreas Raptopoulos, founder and CEO of Matternet. “We’re entering the next phase of scale in drone delivery — building a new layer of ultra-efficient logistics infrastructure that will become an essential utility for every household.” Read full: https://lnkd.in/eqqyNRDh