Three Points: CFM’s RISE strategy, Archer’s Maker unveil, a return to flying
Issue No. 42
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- GE Aviation and Safran laid out their post-pandemic strategy, a broad technology development plan called RISE aimed at low-emission propulsion for commercial aviation in the 2030s. The very public push is a search for advanced technology and the money to develop it.
- In a ceremony befitting the cinematic legacy of Southern California, eVTOL entrant Archer unveiled its Maker technology demonstrator. The well-funded start up is part of an industry gold rush that looks a lot like aerial entrepreneurs of the 1920s.
- Your humble correspondent returned to flying again after 470 days on the ground. But who’s counting? A reflection on the return to travel.
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GE Aviation and Safran laid out their post-pandemic strategy, a broad technology...