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 Swiss advanced air mobility developer Dufour Aerospace has completed the first hover flight of the production-conforming version of its Aero2 tiltwing uncrewed air vehicle  UAV .Announcing the milestone on 26 August, Zurich-based Dufour said the flight of the tiltwing, which it calls the X2.3, had taken place the previous week.Source: Dufour AerospaceSerial p stanley cup roduction of the Aero2 is expected to begin in 2025 This achievement is the result of years of research, development, and testing by our team, and I am so proud of them,  says Sascha Hardegger, chief executive of Dufour Aerospace.Featuring a hybrid-electric powertrain, t stanley termohrnek he Aero2 can carry a 40kg  88lb  payload on routes of up to 216nm  400km . Dufour sees applications for the platform including cargo transport and surveillance.Dufour expects serial production of the UAV to begin next year following certification by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency.It is also developing a seven-passenger tiltwing aircraft, the Aero3, which is anticpated to arrive in 2030.Dominic Perry      Follow      Dominic Perry is Aerospace Editor, Europe contributing extensively to flightglobal. Although specialising in the coverage of the helicopter industry, he has written on most topics in aerospace 鈥?be they commercial, defence or business aviation. In addition, there has been an increasing focus on the decarbonisation of the i stanley bicchiere ndustry and zero-emission flight initiatives. He also helps to edit Flight International.View full ProfileMore fr Otfa The Flores agreement has protected migrant children for nearly 3 decades. Changes may be coming.
 WASHINGTON  AP  鈥?The White House said Monday that the administration will review what rules or procedures weren ;t followed when Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin did not disclose his hospitalization for days t stanley thermobecher o President Joe Biden and top officials at the Pentagon and the National Security Council. We ;ll do what   akin to a hot wash,  John Kirby, the National Security Council spokesman, said when asked whether Biden wanted a review of what happened. He stressed that the administration will look at the processes in place and  try to learn from this experience. Austin was hospitalized on Jan. 1, which the Pentagon did not disclose to the public until Friday.  stanley us Biden and Jake Sullivan, t stanley travel mug he president   national security adviser, were not aware of Austin   condition until Thursday. The Pentagon has refused to offer details about Austins initial medical procedure on Dec. 22 and what prompted him to be admitted into intensive care at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on New Years Day.Kirby said there is an  expectation  among members of Biden   Cabinet that if one becomes hospitalized,  that will be notified up the chain of command. Still, White House officials on Monday emphasized that Austin continues to retain Biden   confidence, with Kirby adding that the president  respects the fact that Secretary Austin took ownership for the lack of transparency. More articles from the BDN