A rendering of the Hello-1X reveals the configuration and size of the 70-ft.-long hypersonic vehicle.
Credit: Space Engine Systems
LE BOURGET—A small Canadian company named Space Engine Systems (SES) has quietly built an optionally crewed hypersonic aircraft and hopes to fly the self-funded Hello-1X experimental vehicle as early as next February, pending regulatory approvals, founder Pradeep Dass told Aerospace DAILY at the...
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