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DARPA moves to next stage of fast cruise VTOL - Vimarsana News

DARPA moves to next stage of fast cruise VTOL

DARPA and SOCOM's SPRINT programme, an effort to create an X-plane to demonstrate the key technologies to enable a combination of aircraft speed and runway independence, has moved to the next phase.

Not A Plane, Not A Boat — And If The Motors Fail This Fast Electric Seaglider Floats - Vimarsana News

Not A Plane, Not A Boat — And If The Motors Fail This Fast Electric Seaglider Floats

Regent has raised $90 million to get its low-flying electric seaglider into production. The business jet-like craft goes up to 180 miles over water and as fast as 180 mph.

Source: forbes.com
DARPA Aurora High Speed Vertical Takeoff X-plane - Vimarsana News

DARPA Aurora High Speed Vertical Takeoff X-plane

Aurora Flight Sciences, a Boeing Company, has been selected for phase 1 of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) SPeed and Runway INdependent

What to Expect from Virgin Galactic's Upgraded Spaceplane - Vimarsana News

What to Expect from Virgin Galactic's Upgraded Spaceplane

Now in development, the Delta class spaceplane will pack more passengers, fly four times as often as its predecessor, and possibly be profitable.

DARPA high-speed X-plane to be designed by Aurora Flight Sciences - Military Embedded Systems - Vimarsana News

DARPA high-speed X-plane to be designed by Aurora Flight Sciences - Military Embedded Systems

MANASSAS, Virginia. Aurora Flight Sciences, a subsidiary of Boeing, has commenced phase 1 of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) SPeed and Runway INdependent Technologies (SPRINT) X-Plane Demonstration Project, the company announced in a statement.