Dublin Aerospace extends Honeywell APU maintenance partnership
Dublin Aerospace extended its partnership with Honeywell Aerospace to maintain 131-9A and 131-9B auxiliary power units, expanding its MRO support capabilities for aircraft operators.
August 25, 2026
Exclusive: OrbitAID to Launch RPO Demo in 2027
OrbitAID plans to demonstrate satellite servicing and life extension capabilities in 2027, with their mission designed to validate the complete rendezvous and proximity operations sequence in a single flight rather than testing individual components separately.
Asia-Pacific tipped to stay world’s fastest-growing airline market
S&P Global data indicates the Asia-Pacific region will remain the world's fastest-growing airline market, with carriers holding nearly 5,700 aircraft on order and over $300 billion in planned capital investment.
WestJet flight attendants ratify new collective agreement with strong mandate
WestJet flight attendants represented by CUPE 8125 ratified a new collective agreement with 90.2% support, securing what union leadership characterized as meaningful gains in labor negotiations.
WestJet Cabin Crew ratify second collective agreement
WestJet cabin crew ratified a second collective agreement with CUPE that modernizes compensation structures for the airline's cabin crew workforce.
Watch 2 astronauts replace failed ISS antenna during spacewalk today
Two astronauts from NASA and France are performing a spacewalk to replace a faulty communications antenna on the International Space Station, with live coverage available.
Sikorsky selects ČLS as European distribution centre for Black Hawk parts
Sikorsky designated ČLS as an authorised Black Hawk helicopter parts distribution centre in the European Union, improving regional access to components for S-70 and UH-60 operators.
August 24, 2026
Jetstar rolls out Melbourne–Sri Lanka service
Jetstar has inaugurated its first Melbourne-Colombo service using a 787-8 Dreamliner, becoming Australia's first carrier on this route and competing directly with SriLankan Airlines.
Steiner Aviation expands airframe MRO capabilities in Ohio
Steiner Aviation International expanded airframe maintenance capabilities at Akron-Canton Regional Airport in Ohio, adding support for Embraer ERJ, Cessna Citation, and other business aircraft platforms.
Albury aerospace SME joins Black Hawk sustainment network
An Albury-based aerospace SME has joined Lockheed Martin and Sikorsky's Black Hawk sustainment network, expanding its role in providing spare parts and support for helicopter operations.
Navair wins CAA approval for unlimited charters into NZ
Navair has obtained New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority approval for unlimited charter operations, replacing previous restrictions that capped flights at four per period.
Where Are The Aircraft Carriers?: August 24, 2026
The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group is returning home after a nine-month deployment, with plans to make its first port call in Thailand before completing its transit.
Israir Secures FAA Approval for Tel Aviv to New York Flights Using A330 Widebodies
Israeli carrier Israir has obtained FAA approval to operate direct flights between Tel Aviv and New York using Airbus A330 widebody aircraft, marking an expansion of transatlantic service.
Korean Air to launch daily Seoul Incheon-Hiroshima service
Korean Air is launching a new daily service between Seoul Incheon and Hiroshima beginning December 23, expanding its presence in Japan's Chugoku region.
Air India implements new transshipment policy for air cargo
Air India has successfully implemented India's new air cargo transshipment policy through a proof-of-concept program on the Chennai-Delhi-Frankfurt corridor.
EHang partners with CSCEC Sixth Engineering Bureau on eVTOL infrastructure
EHang, a Chinese eVTOL manufacturer, partnered with China Construction Sixth Engineering Bureau to develop low-altitude infrastructure and plan operational scenarios for electric vertical takeoff aircraft.
Robotics and the future of on-orbit labor
Icarus Robotics CEO discusses how robotic systems could augment or replace astronaut labor for on-orbit servicing and maintenance tasks, addressing workforce challenges in commercial space operations.
Archer Aviation and AEG Target L.A. LIVE for City's First Vertiport Ahead of 2028 Olympics
Archer Aviation and AEG plan to develop Los Angeles' first vertiport at L.A. LIVE to provide air taxi services for visitors during the 2028 Olympic Games.
Air Force ‘Closely Following’ Navy’s New Long-Range Air-to-Air ‘Malice’ Missile
The U.S. Navy has unveiled the AIM-424 Long Range Air-to-Air Missile (Malice), which could address range capabilities needed by the Air Force for next-generation fighter aircraft.
Capital Airlines Charts Return to North America With Planned Q4 2026 Relaunch
Capital Airlines, a Chinese carrier, plans to resume North American operations in Q4 2026, with Vancouver as its primary hub for the return to the region.
White House Policy Sets Goal of Supporting 1,000 Rocket Launches a Year by 2030
The White House has issued policy directing the Pentagon to develop plans for expanded space launch infrastructure, targeting 1,000 U.S. rocket launches annually by 2030—a more than fivefold increase from current 2025 levels.
Launch Preview: Falcon Heavy to launch Roman telescope, Falcon 9 to launch Starlink satellites
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy will launch NASA's Roman Space Telescope while Falcon 9 launches Starlink satellites, part of five orbital launches scheduled across multiple countries this week.
Norwegian air traffic controllers end strike after four days
Norwegian air traffic controllers ended a four-day strike after reaching an agreement with employers, with controllers set to resume normal operations. The strike had caused significant flight disruptions across the region.
Ukraine Receives Storm Shadow Production License from UK in Exchange for Avenger AI Data
The UK authorized MBDA to share classified Storm Shadow missile technical data with Ukraine in exchange for access to Avengers AI Labs technology, supporting Ukraine's defense capabilities.
DJI Osmo Action 6 Rides LandSpace Rocket From Liftoff to Landing
DJI's Osmo Action 6 camera documented LandSpace's Zhuque-3 rocket launch and booster landing in China, with footage captured from ignition through vertical touchdown.
Rainmaker Says Its Drones Made 143M Gallons of Rain. Florida Calls Cloud Seeding a Felony
A drone operator claims its cloud-seeding operations generated 143 million gallons of rain, but faces felony charges in Florida and regulatory obstacles as western states debate drone-based weather modification technology.
Photo-Recon in Pink: The Story of the Colorful PRU Spitfires
World War 2 RAF Spitfires were modified and painted in distinctive color schemes for photo-reconnaissance missions, proving highly effective in this intelligence-gathering role despite being less well-known than combat applications.
Amazon Drone Delivery Expansion: What Changes Now
Amazon Prime Air drone delivery is expanding with FAA regulatory approval for beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations. The article examines the 13-year development timeline, participating states, and regulatory requirements enabling widespread commercial drone delivery.
Tiny Air-To-Air Missile In Development For Stealthy U.S. Navy Combat Aircraft
The U.S. Navy is developing a compact air-to-air missile for stealth fighter aircraft, complementing its long-range AIM-424 weapon system for different tactical scenarios.
Court Saves Delta-Aeroméxico Joint Venture
A court has upheld the Delta-Aeroméxico joint venture partnership, blocking the Trump administration's 2025 attempt to dissolve the airline alliance.