Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering

A new titanium alloy offers improved strength at thinner gauges for the frames of new aircraft, such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. More

Engineering materials is a discussion led by Design News Contributing Materials Editor Doug Smock on important new developments and applications that affect mechanical design. More

Engineering materials is a discussion led by Design News Contributing Materials Editor Doug Smock on important new developments and applications that affect mechanical design. More

Engineering materials is a discussion led by Design News Contributing Materials Editor Doug Smock on important new developments and applications that affect mechanical design. More

Engineering materials is a discussion led by Design News Contributing Materials Editor Doug Smock on important new developments and applications that affect mechanical design. More

Engineering materials is a discussion led by Design News Contributing Materials Editor Doug Smock on important new developments and applications that affect mechanical design. More

By harmonizing enterprise PLM methods, processes, tools and data models across EADS business units and with supply chain partners, the aerospace giant aims to garner product development efficiencies and enforce deeper integration between previously siloed engineering disciplines. More

SENSORS:  Columbia Research Labs. Inc. offers a family of strain sensors that allow critical undercarriage structures and surfaces to be more accurately monitored than by using less accurate... More

SENSORS:  Sherborne Sensors has announced the launch of the A200 Series, a family of high-precision, gravity referenced linear servo accelerometers, offering measurement resolution down to 0.05... More

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MOSES LAKE, Wash., March 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ –– Boeing (NYSE:BA - News) has completed initial airworthiness testing on the 747-8 Freighter. This milestone enables test engineers More

MOSES LAKE, Wash., March 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ –– Boeing (NYSE: BA) has completed initial airworthiness testing on the 747-8 Freighter. This milestone enables test engineers to be on board during future flights and allows the remaining two 747-8 Freighter test airplanes to begin flight test. More

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Boeing (NYSE: BA) has completed initial airworthiness testing on the 747-8 Freighter. This milestone enables test engineers to be on board during future flights and allows the remaining two 747-8 Freighter test airplanes to begin flight test. "The airplane is performing as expected in the initial More

Here’s the thing with new airplanes: You design ‘em, you build ‘em, you test ‘em, and then one day, they just fly away to the sunny skies of California!Seriously, though, we were very pleased to see ZA002, our 2nd 787 Dreamliner, has checked More