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The E-Fan electric trainer airplane developed by the Airbus Group has made its first public flight. Currently a demonstrator for electric aircraft technology, Airbus says that is will be used as the basis for building a new pair of electric training aircraft models.
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Gizmag's takes a look at the highlights from the 2013 Paris Air Show, both on the ground and in the air.
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EADS has once again taken to the Paris Air Show to present a vision of commercial aviation in 2050, in the form of the eConcept airplane powered with its E-Thrust hybrid electric system.
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Spain's ATLANTE Unmanned Aerial System made its maiden flight at the end of February.
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The European designed nEUROn Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) demonstrator successfully completed its maiden flight on December 1, 2012 at Dassault Aviation’s flight test base in Istres in southern France.
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The Vehicle Protection Jammer is designed to block radio signals being transmitted to roadside bombs.
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Germany's DLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics flew its unmanned solar-powered ELHASPA aircraft for the first time this month.
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myCopter is an EU project that looks at taking vehicles off the road and launching them into the sky.
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The VoltAir is a concept all-electric airliner, that could be flying within 25 years.
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EADS has used the opening day of the 2011 Paris Airshow to showcase a high-speed aircraft of the future concept which contemplates speeds beyond Mach 4.
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Engineers from the Bristol wing of the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS) have announced the development of the first bicycle using Additive Layer Manufacturing (ALM) technology.
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EADS Innovation Works reports that its electric aerobatic aircraft, the Green Cri, has just completed its maiden flight at Le Bourget airfield in Paris.
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