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Global Observer unmanned aircraft makes first hydrogen-powered flight Following on from a successful maiden flight under battery power in 2010, AeroVironment’s high altitude, long endurance (HALE) Global Observer unmanned aircraft has now taken to the skies using hydrogen-fueled propulsion. read more »
Embraer’s bizjets : Brazil’s success story Brazil, as the first letter of a triumphant quartet, the ‘BRIC’ -- Brazil, Russia, India, China --, is today one of the world’s most successful economies. Part of this affluence, is unquestionably this South American anticipated world giant’s aviation industry heralded by one single name : Embraer, Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica. ......................................................................................
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As one of the very first nations to make aviation become a reality, just one century ago, Brazil deserves a special place in history, a place today largely justified by the exceptional vitality of its commercial, business and industrial aviation industry. Brazil, the « B », in today's ever present BRIC or BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), possess the most successful aviation industry of these five countries, producing widely sold commercial, business and military aircraft, including helicopters. Unfortunately, for too long, Brazil has remained mostly famous in the eyes of foreign visitors for its sole tourist attractions: the Rio Sugar Loaf and the sunny beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. Besides, for a long time, Brazil has never used any other work languages than Portuguese, thus losing the essential tool of international communication that the English language is. Latinaero would like to try to dissipate this narrow "vista" on Brazil and Latin America, and to show in turn, through its pages, the growing strength of a largely industrialized country which could soon represent an inspiration to the world. Today's Brazil is no longer the country of samba and football only, but also a young democracy addicted to high-tech and, especially, to aviation and space challenges. Over the months to come, Latinaero will make its best to make the vigour of the Brazilian aerospace field known to the foreign reader and, at the same time, expose the Brazilian reader at home to what happens in the rest of the aerospace world.
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