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The official podcast of Aerospace Testing International magazine, the only magazine which covers the latest news and technology relevant to aerospace engineers working in aerospace test and development.
aerospacetesting hosts The Aerospace Testing International Podcast, a business show with 22 episodes published.
In this edition of the ATI Testing Talk Podcast, Dr Francesco Di Sabatino, group leader of the Advanced Combustion for Power and Propulsion Group, Southwest Research Institute, tells me about a research project that he h
This episode of the Testing Talk Podcast from ATI is an interview with Ulrik Grape, president of European operations at US-based battery technology company 24M. Ulrik has more than 30 years of experience working in batte
Swiss company Daedalean has been developing autonomous systems for aircraft for several years. It has recently made headlines by being bought by Netherlands-based autonomous drone and hypersonic aircraft company Destinus
In this Testing Talk interview John Piasecki, President and CEO of US aerospace company Piasecki Aircraft talks to ATI editor Ben Sampson about the company’s growth and the rapid progress it is making on several drone de
In this episode of the Aerospace Testing International podcast Paul Davison, manager of BAE System's Faraday Test Centre in Rochester, UK talks to Benedict Evans about the testing and simulation facilities at the Centre.
The Aerospace Testing International podcast returns with an interview with Mark Walker, Application Engineering Manager at MathWorks UK. Mathworks MATLAB and SIMULINK are mathematical software tools engineers use to desi
This month I chat to Martin Nüsseler, chief technical officer of Deutsche Aircraft about how the company is transforming, alternative propulsion systems for aircraft and testing and certification challenges. Deutsche Air
In this month's Aerospace Testing podcast, I talk to David Mayman, founder and CEO of JetPack Aviation, which develops and sells foot-launched aircraft. The first prototype backpack mounted jetpack made by the company fl
In this month’s podcast we preview our forthcoming event London to Sydney in Five Hours: The Future of Aviation by talking to one of the speakers – Norris Tea, co-founder and CEO of Exosonic. Exosonic is a US company dev
In this month’s podcast I’m talking to Sandro Di Natale, product and application manager from test and measurement company HBK. Sandro works on static and fatigue testing, wind tunnel testing and iron bird testing in bot
In this month's podcast we preview our forthcoming event London to Sydney in Five Hours: The Future of Aviation by talking to one of the speakers – Dr Michael Smart, head of research and co-founder of Hypersonix Launch S
In this month's podcast Brandon Robinson, CEO of Canadian company Horizon Aircraft discusses the details his company's eVTOL-development program, including the technical issues they are addressing and market trends. Hori
In this episode ATI chats to Jason Chua, co-founder and COO of Universal Hydrogen, a hydrogen logistics company for aviation based in California that was founded last year. During April the company, which is developing m
In this podcast Wil Benton, venture and ecosystem director for the ATI Boeing Accelerator and Nichola Bates, from Boeing HorizonX Ventures in the UK discuss the ideas driving this industry initiative, some of the trends
In this episode of the Aerospace Testing International podcast, we talk to Andrew Patton, who sits on the advisory board of ZeroAvia, a company that is developing the world’s first ‘practical’ hydrogen powertrain for use
John Garvey, chief engineer of launch for Virgin Orbit, discusses the company reaching space with its air-launched rocket and the challenges of testing and launching horizontally underneath an aircraft wing. This intervi
Iris Automation is a safety company developing Detect-and-Avoid systems that enable aircraft manufacturers to integrate Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations for drones. The company is pushing the boundaries of not just
The CEO of Swedish startup Heart Aerospace talks about developing the company's all-electric regional airliner the ES-19. and its measured approach to testing and certification Anders Forslund founded Heart Aerospace in
In this special podcast we focus on the US defense sector and telemetry with Derek Hinton, chair of the ITC – the International Telemetry Conference. Derek is an expert in his field – during this 30 minute interview we d
Aerospace Testing International’s testing innovation podcast, episode number 3 features an interview with Dean Moore, flight test specialist at Vertical Aerospace. Vertical Aerospace is a startup based in Bristol, UK tha
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