SpaceX Starship Remotes Inside pad – photos to remember
SpaceX Starship Remotes Inside pad - photos to remember photos by Scott SCHILKE spacenews.lu / space-news.es Read More
CAE announces Vienna, Austria as the location for its new business aviation training centre in Central Europe
▪ Europe’s first Global 7500 simulator will be deployed at CAE Vienna▪ The six-simulator centre is set to open in 2024 CAE today announced at the 2023 European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE 2023) that it is expanding its global,network to Central Europe with a new business aviation training centre in Vienna, Austria, scheduled Read More
SpaceX Launches 2nd Private Mission to the ISS on May 21st 2023!
What a beautiful time of day with storm clouds in the background as SpaceX Axiom 2 liftoffs off at 5:37 PM from LC-39A on Dragon "Freedom" capsule with a crew of four on May 21st 2023!Mission Commander Peggy Whitson (American) a retired NASA astronaut now with Axiom, Pilot John Soffner from Alaska (American), Mission Specialist Read More
SpaceX Axiom 2
Ax-2: The second private mission to the International Space Station The Axiom Mission 2 (Ax-2) astronauts are part of the latest class of space pioneers and Axiom Space's next crew to expand access to the International Space Station (ISS) and low-Earth orbit. Aboard the orbiting laboratory, the four-person, multinational crew will conduct extensive research, investigate Read More
SpaceX launches Starlink 5-9 on Mothers Day morning 5-14-23!
At 1:03 AM EDT May 14th 2023 SpaceX team & Elon Musk launched Starlink mission 5-9 from SLC-40 in mostly clear skies on the spacecoast at Cape Canaveral Florida. First stage booster B-1067 made its 12th flight into space and successfully landed back on JRTI down range near the Bahamas due to this southern trajectory Read More
ENAIRE improves operations at the Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport by redesigning departure flows based onsatellite navigation
In service since 20 April • This increases the environmental sustainability of operations thanks to improved efficiency, without requiring changes to the existing uses or configurations of the runways • The newly-designed procedures further enhance the safety and consistency of operations, as well as connectivity between the different airports in the Barcelona terminal manoeuvring area Read More
ENAIRE announces public job banks for university graduates
• Applications are open from 24 April to 5 May • The State-Owned Public Entity is publishing this job offer in order to cover future permanent and/or temporary hiring needs • The relevant rules and documents are available at www.empleo.enaire.es • The process will have four graded phases (skill, personality, English and merit test) ENAIRE Read More
ENAIRE launches the first edition of its Air Traffic Management Acceleration Programme aimed at startups
Registration period open until 30 June • Through CRIDA, ENAIRE's R&D subsidiary • Angel Luis Arias, CEO: "This annual competition aims to find startups that solve medium- and long-term business challenges in the field of air transport" • The two winning companies will implement their solutions in ENAIRE as part of a six-month acceleration programme Read More
SOHO chases asteroid’s tail
The ESA/NASA SOHO observatory has overturned 14 years of thinking about the strange Sun-skirting ‘rock comet’ known as Phaethon that could reopen the mystery of how the Geminid meteor shower was born. Every December, the Geminid meteor shower lights up Earth's skies as our planet plunges through a vast cloud of dust in space. For Read More
CryoSat reveals ice loss from glaciers
When one thinks of the damage that climate change is doing, it’s probable that what comes to mind is a vision of huge lumps of ice dropping off one of the polar ice sheets and crashing into the ocean. While Greenland and Antarctica are losing masses of ice, so too are most of the glaciers Read More