The U.S. Department of Commerce has blacklisted the world’s largest drone manufacturer, DJI, for espionage and human rights abuses. Nevertheless, the company’s products will continue to be available in the United States.
Eviation startup has unveiled its all-electric regional aircraft at the Paris Air Show, which is scheduled to be licensed by 2021 if the money is available.
Tencent has also joined DJI-backed agro-technology startup FJ Dynamics. One of China’s largest technology companies, along with other investors, has made hundreds of millions of yuan available to FJ Dynamics.
The family of aircraft is being developed specifically for training purposes by Colorado’s Bye Aerospace, and its flight characteristics and equipment have also been adapted accordingly in recent years.
At the virtual Farnborough Airshow, the Electric Aviation Group (EAG) unveiled the concept of the world’s first 70-passenger hybrid-electric passenger carrier to be implemented, paving the way for sustainable aviation for the masses.
A hydrogen-powered drone was developed by Dutch engineers. With one charge, it can be in the air for a long time without even polluting the environment.







