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The 10 latest articles on Propulsion Technology come from 9 sources, published between Nov 1 and Nov 12. Most come from Electra (2).

People in these stories: Electra (4), James Payne Court (2)

Organizations: FAA (3), Electra (2), Boeing (2), Airbus (2), NASA (2), Federal Aviation Administration (2)

Places: US (3), Manhattan (3), New York City (3), United States (3), California (2), Electra (2)

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Moog and Voltaic Marine Collaborate on Autonomous USV

Complementing RIwP’s mission endurance capabilities, the Voltaic AEU39’s electric-hybrid design with solar panel integration enables the vessel to stay on station for long periods of time. This opens the door for multiple key applications, like fleet protection and littoral defense.

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DOTr orders 24/7 ticketing at NorthPort

Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Vince Dizon inspects the Manila Northport Passenger Terminal in Tondo, Manila on 29 October 2026, as the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) prepares for 1.93 million passengers during the Undas season. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has ordered round-the-clock…

Propulsion Technology

The technology of aircraft propulsion: hybrid-electric and electric power, hydrogen, and research into new kinds of engines.

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Inside Propulsion Technology

Hybrid-Electric & Electric Propulsion Hybrid-electric and electric propulsion for aircraft: electric motors, aviation batteries and the hybrid-electric demonstrators flying today.
Hydrogen Propulsion Hydrogen for aircraft: hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen combustion engines, ZeroAvia, Airbus's delayed ZEROe programme and hydrogen at airports.
Advanced Propulsion Research Research into unconventional propulsion: rotating detonation engines, scramjets and ramjets, plasma and ion propulsion for aircraft.

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