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Air International 2014-03
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News
C.Kjelgaard - Keeping Score. Lufthansa Group Remodels /Commercial/
J.Kraak - Etendard Excellence /Military/
K.Paloulian - Desert Mirages in Europe /Military/
K.van der Mark - Going Dutch in Spain /Military/
M.Broadbent - Powered by the Sun /Technology/
M.Broadbent - The Flying Linesmen /Commercial/
N.Pittaway - Rapid Responders /Military/
S.Santana - South America's SkyTankers /Military/
Titan Aerospace’s solar-powered atmosats are designed to remain airborne for months or years at a time.
Titan’s atmosats are designed to cruise at 65,000ft (19,800m).
Titan’s atmosats will have 3,000 photovoltaic solar cells on their fuselage and wings to provide power.
Artist’s impression of an atmosat taking off.
Farming and weather research is one use envisaged for atmosats.
Spare solar energy taken on by an atmosat during the day will be stored to power the aircraft at night.