Airbus is moving ahead with its vision of aircraft with active wing control, following successful wind tunnel tests at its facility near Bristol, England. The company is working to mimic the behavior ...

Pilots work together for all stages of flight, but on an Airbus aircraft, it is far more difficult to tell what inputs the ...

Airbus have been testing new technology on their A350-1000 It's difficult not to be a bit overwhelmed by the Airbus campus in Toulouse. It is a huge site and the workplace for 28,000 staff, plus ...

And here we see the launch procedure in full for the first time. The demonstrator drone being tested is not the final Remote Carrier design; it's actually a modified Airbus Do-DT25 aerial target drone ...

Airbus is trialing new software that allows helicopter crews to control a team of drones while the chopper flies at high speeds. The company recently tested the technology, called HTeaming, in trials ...

Airbus Defense and Space is partnering with Multiverse Computing to develop a quantum AI-powered gesture control system for fighter jets. This system will allow pilots to control aircraft functions ...

Airbus has demonstrated the ability to launch an uncrewed aerial system from an A400M airlifter, a capability that could become a critical component of the European Future Combat Air System (FCAS).

A screenshot from an Airbus video showing a conceptual Remote Carrier ‘loyal wingman‘ separating from an A400M mother ship during testing. (Airbus) Airbus has launched a conceptual Remote Carrier (RC) ...