Cranfield
Why Cranfield University bought a Saab 340 - and what they do with it
Cranfield University has reluctantly retired its BAe Jetstream 31 in favour of a Saab 340. Airliner World’s Martin Needham spoke to Cranfield’s Joe Brown, to learn more about the switch and how turboprops prepare students for careers as flight test engineers
Scilly zero-carbon flights bid progresses
Three companies have signed a letter of intent to bring hydrogen-powered flights to the UK’s Isles of Scilly
DARTeC: A new base for aviation’s digital future
From self-repairing aircraft to inspection robots, the focus at Cranfield University’s new DARTeC facility is firmly on the future, finds Tom Batchelor
Cranfield Airport Deploys Enterprise UTM Platform
Cranfield University’s global research airport in collaboration with Cranfield Airport Operations Limited, is the first aerodrome to deploy GuardianUTM Enterprise
UK’s First Commercial-Scale Electric Aircraft Takes Flight
Cranfield-based ZeroAvia has successfully completed the UK’s first commercial-scale electric flight using a modified Piper M-class six-seater aircraft.