Space – Page 76
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Exomars could get orbiter
ESA wants to avoid 'single point of failure', but would need more powerful launcher
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NewsPlan B for space
NASA must face up to budget realities and prepare for a future with restricted finances by cutting its clothes to suit its cloth
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NASA fears cuts will delay Orion
Space agency warns that crew exploration vehicle may not fly by target date of 2014 unless its budget is approved
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Ryanair approaches probed again
Irish investigator slams 737-800 captain for bad crew resource management and flying during Cork airport arrival
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NASA assesses ISS supply options
European Space Agency in talks to offer further Automated Transfer Vehicle flights after Space Shuttle retirement
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NewsSpace tourism with Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo set for 2009 lift-off with up to 50 flights in year one
Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo (SS2) suborbital rocket glider may begin commercial operations in 2009, says the space tourism provider's chief pilot Stephen Johnson. The Scaled Composites-designed vehicle will have inclined pilot seats, but no fly-by-wire, he says in an exclusive first interview with Flight International.
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Will China start space race?
The USA has two opposing options following anti-satellite weapon test. One is to decide to develop its own capability