Electronics Engineering Student
Electronics engineering student who writes about aircraft technology and systems. Outside his studies he works on robotics and software projects.
28 articles
The two leading US air taxi developers, Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation, now expect to start carrying passengers in 2027. Both still need key flight tests and FAA approvals.
In the late summer of 1941, RAF pilots crossing the Channel met an aircraft that broke the rules. It rolled faster than anything they had flown.…
Are electric commercial planes coming to the US? The short answer is yes, but the version arriving first seats four people, not two hundred. The phrase…
If you are looking for the best US airshows in 2026 to add to your calendar, start here: EAA AirVenture Oshkosh kicks off in just four…
Aviation accounts for roughly 2, 3% of global CO2 emissions depending on the dataset, which is why the push for zero emission aircraft has moved from…
When analyzing modern aerospace engineering, the debate surrounding fly by wire vs fly by light control systems represents a massive technological shift. Flight control systems progress…
Imagine flying at 35,000 feet in heavy turbulence. Suddenly, a single cosmic ray strikes the avionics bay. It causes a "bit-flip" glitch in a primary flight…
Dozens of eVTOL companies launched this decade with glossy renderings, confident investor decks, and timelines that made commercial air taxis sound imminent. The reality in 2026…
EAA AirVenture Oshkosh draws more than 600,000 attendees every July, making it the largest aviation event on the planet. Most first-timers walk through the gates underprepared…
If you've ever wondered how to get a pilot license, you're not alone, and you've probably already hit the wall of confusing acronyms, conflicting cost estimates,…
Heavy Air and Monsoon Gusts: The Changi Challenge Picture the scene. You are sitting in seat 11A on a Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900, descending through the…
Decoding Flight Envelope Protection: Closed-Loop Algorithms and PID Control in Modern Avionics Picture the flight deck of an Airbus A350. The sidestick feels incredibly smooth, translating…
