Airbus, a European aerospace corporation, has proposed to test the Zephyr high-altitude platform stations (HAPS) in Kazakhstan. This suggestion came after a meeting between Zhaslan Madiyev, the minister of digital development, innovations and aerospace industry and representatives of French companies.
Kazakhstan plans to use Airbus solutions designed for monitoring natural resources, environmental management and digitalization of the aviation industry. The Zephyr HAPS is also referred to as a pseudo-satellite, a vessel that resembles a small airplane or stratosphere balloon capable of flying for months at a height of up to 25 kilometers. Technically, this is something between a satellite...