The Week In Technology, May 25-29, 2020

May 25, 2020
propulsion system model
Raytheon Technologies is maturing electrified aircraft-propulsion technologies under Project 804.
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NASA Details Electric Flight Demonstrator Plans In a bid to cooperate with industry to demonstrate electric aircraft propulsion, NASA intends to seek proposals for megawatt-class, high-voltage power train ground and flight test assets that have reached at least the preliminary design level. NASA...

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