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Airborne Capital CEO and CFO 'conspired' to cut valuation of Irish firm, claims ex-shareholder - Vimarsana News

Airborne Capital CEO and CFO 'conspired' to cut valuation of Irish firm, claims ex-shareholder

The chief executive and chief financial officer of Airborne Capital, a Dublin-based specialist aircraft leasing and management firm, have been accused by a former shareholder of conspiring to deliberately mislead it and induce it to sell an interest in the business “at a far lower price than it otherwise would have done”.

The words that tell the story of 2023 - Vimarsana News

The words that tell the story of 2023

From ‘greedflation’, ‘debanked’ to ChatGPT – the terms that defined the past 12 months

UK stratospheric HAPS project enters next phase - Vimarsana News

UK stratospheric HAPS project enters next phase

The UK has selected two companies – Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) and Airbus subsidiary AALTO – to compete in the second phase of Project Aether, learnt. Janes SNC's HAB will participate in the second phase of the UK's Project Aether. Proj...

Source: janes.com
2 high-altitude balloons launched from Big Island crash into Pacific Ocean, not recovered : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

2 high-altitude balloons launched from Big Island crash into Pacific Ocean, not recovered : Big Island Now

“Despite our best efforts to navigate the balloons to land and recover them, both flights had to be terminated over the Pacific Ocean and unfortunately recovery was not feasible,” Sierra Nevada Corporation said in an email to Big Island Now.

The £100 hobby that's putting the world's militaries on edge - Vimarsana News

The £100 hobby that's putting the world's militaries on edge

When the US Air Force shot down an ‘unidentified object’, it became clear a patchwork community of balloon enthusiasts were now on the radar