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Saab and General Atomics flight test early-warning radar on MQ-9B drone
Saab's LoyalEye radar system was flight tested aboard the uncrewed MQ-9B aircraft, successfully tracking air and sea targets at long range. The test is a step toward airborne early-warning capability on unmanned platforms.
Source: Aerospace Testing InternationalWhat's happening at SAE Europe
- 2 Nov 2026·Connectivity & Software
SAE Functional Safety Committee Releases New Recommended Practice for Rust Programming Language
Standards News Room, 1 September 2026.
- 1 Nov 2026·Quality Testing & Safety
NHTSA and Transport Canada Honor SAE’s William “Bill” Gouse with International Vehicle Safety Award
Standards News Room, 18 October 2026.
- 27 Oct 2026·Quality Testing & Safety
NHTSA and Honda Among Keynotes at SAE’s WCX-World Congress Experience in Detroit, April 14–16
SAE International will host the 120th WCX World Congress Experience in Detroit, featuring keynote speakers from NHTSA and Honda. The event brings together engineers…
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- 27 Aug 2026·Quality Testing & Safety
Greener TAM panel improves fluorescent NDT inspection accuracy
A US defense mandate to eliminate hexavalent chromium has led to a new environmentally friendly known-defect panel for fluorescent NDT inspection. The development improves…
Source: Aerospace Testing International - 26 Aug 2026·Quality Testing & Safety
Pylon-mounted data system speeds up jet engine testing
Ipetronik's 96-channel thermocouple scanners allow engine test setup to happen outside the test cell, enabling multiple engines to be prepared at once. This approach…
Source: Aerospace Testing International - 26 Aug 2026·Quality Testing & Safety
DNW wind tunnel marks 50 years of physical aerospace testing
The German-Dutch wind tunnel operator DNW celebrates fifty years of operation and remains busier than ever. Its experience shows why physical testing still outperforms…
Source: Aerospace Testing International