Pune, India, July 13, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global aircraft simulation market size is set to expand due to the increasing concerns about aviation safety. In addition, the high cost associated ...

The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division at Patuxent River completed a key tactical demonstration showing F-35 ...

The US Navy has digitally integrated autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft with Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighters ...

Software-based simulation and modeling tools for aircraft can be divided, roughly, into three interrelated functional categories: design and model building, analysis or problem solving, and ...

Every airplane creates wake turbulence while in flight, which results in two counter-rotating vortices trailing behind the aircraft. These vortices can affect other aircraft as it passes. According to ...

Discussions of net-zero aviation and cleaner energy took center stage at the Farnborough International Airshow this year. The success of ambitious targets set by governments will depend on all ...

World-leading aircraft engine manufacturer Safran Aircraft Engines will implement Ansys’ industry-leading finite element analysis (FEA) tools as an end-to-end structural and thermal simulation ...

Leonardo is developing the Smart Chair system in its Battle Lab that allows for advanced pilot training for multi-domain scenarios and can potentially 'replicate a sixth-generation fighter jet cockpit ...

Wanted in next 20 years: about 500,000 airline pilots and 600,000 maintenance technicians to safely fly and maintain a world fleet of 40,000 highly complex aircraft carrying billions of passengers.

"Flying wing" designs that offer reduced weight and drag when compared to traditional "tube with wings and a tail" designs are theoretically the most efficient aircraft configuration. However, true ...

The question of infectious diseases spreading through an aircraft's ventilation system is a serious concern to air travelers and flight crews. Increased interest in this issue by airline employees ...