Manchester Airport Breach Triggers Fuel Emergencies as Over 20 Flights Divert or Hold
A security breach at Manchester Airport caused over 20 flights to divert or hold, with at least one aircraft declaring a fuel emergency.
August 24, 2026
Italy eyes US tech for souping up dumb missiles into drone interceptors
Italy's air force is considering acquiring U.S. technology to convert unguided missiles into precision-guided weapons capable of intercepting drone threats.
Buffalo Airport Did Not Run Out of Jet-A
Buffalo Niagara International Airport clarified that reports of a Jet-A fuel shortage are inaccurate, confirming adequate fuel supplies remain available.
World Aerobatic Championship Begins In Iowa
The World Aerobatic Championship competition is underway at Mason City Municipal Airport in Iowa, featuring over 35 pilots from eight nations.
Thousands of Boeing Engineers Prepare to Strike as Contract Talks Approach Critical Deadline
Thousands of Boeing engineers are preparing to strike as contract negotiations with SPEEA union approach a critical deadline.
SyberJet breaks a speed record and starts writing its comeback story
SyberJet Aircraft's SJ30-2 business jet set an unofficial transcontinental speed record, flying from Jacksonville to San Diego in just over four hours at an average speed of 505 mph.
Ascend Flight Training Summit Aims to Transform Pilot and Instructor Education
AeroSummit and NAFI are launching a joint flight training summit designed to enhance pilot and instructor education through career development and industry networking opportunities.
1S Lithium-Ion FPV Build Flies 34 Minutes And 3 Miles On A Single Cell
A custom-built FPV drone using a single lithium-ion cell achieved extended flight duration of 34 minutes and successfully completed a 5 km crossing, demonstrating efficiency gains in small uncrewed aircraft design.
Merlin Gains New Zealand Design Authority
Merlin, an autonomy developer, has obtained New Zealand design authority certification under Part 146 regulations, enabling it to internally approve certain aircraft design modifications.
High Lander develops system to distinguish authorised drones from threats in real time
High Lander has unveiled Andromeda, an airspace security software platform that integrates multiple sensor data to create a unified operational picture, enabling real-time identification of authorized drones versus potential threats.
Spirit Electronics Adds Texas Instruments and Microchip Technology Space Grade Components to Online Store Ahead of SmallSat 2026
Spirit Electronics, a high-reliability electronics distributor, expanded its inventory to include space-grade components from Texas Instruments and Microchip Technology for small satellite applications.
BermudAir Adds New Caribbean Route
BermudAir is launching a new Caribbean route beginning in December, expanding its network in the region.
Fifty Years of the MB-339, the Iconic Italian Jet Trainer
The Aermacchi MB-339 Italian jet trainer aircraft marked its 50th anniversary since first flight in August 2026, remaining an iconic platform in military aviation.
flynas adds new A320neo as fleet expansion continues
Saudi low-cost carrier flynas has taken delivery of a new Airbus A320neo, bringing its narrowbody fleet to 68 aircraft as part of ongoing network expansion and fleet modernization efforts.
SAFA Ramp Checks: What the 2025 Findings Are Really Telling Us
Analysis of 2025 SAFA ramp inspection findings reveals trends and safety patterns affecting aviation crews across regulatory oversight activities.
Broken Arrow Studies New General Aviation Airport
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma is evaluating the feasibility of developing a new municipal airport to serve general aviation and business aircraft operations in the region.
High Lander Introduces Andromeda, a New System That Tells Authorized Drones From Threats in Real Time
High Lander has launched Andromeda, a system designed to distinguish authorized drones from potential threats in real-time as unmanned aircraft become more prevalent in low-altitude airspace.
ASL Aviation Holdings acquires two Boeing 747-400ERF Freighters
ASL Aviation Holdings has completed acquisition of two Boeing 747-400ERF freighter aircraft (MSN 33516 and MSN 33945) previously leased within the ASL Group, strengthening its long-haul cargo operations.
The Fuel for the Next Generation of Cislunar Exploration? Technology and Talent.
As NASA plans expanded cislunar exploration beyond the moon landings of the 1970s, developing advanced technology and cultivating skilled talent will be essential to maintaining scientific and strategic advantages.
Satellite sees Greenland's most significant floating ice loss in over a decade | Space photo of the day for Aug. 24, 2026
Satellite imagery has documented a significant fracture in Greenland's ice tongue, representing the region's largest floating ice loss event in more than a decade.
FAA flags 3D-printed cockpit parts; the real issue is documentation
The FAA has flagged the use of unapproved 3D-printed cockpit components in aircraft, highlighting documentation and certification issues that can escape detection during pre-purchase inspections.
United Aims to Grow at JFK
United Airlines plans to expand operations at New York's JFK airport through a partnership with JetBlue, potentially returning to the airport as early as next year.
Crew Entry to Europe: EES and Visa Rules Explained
The Entry/Exit System (EES) is now fully operational at Schengen borders, affecting crew entry procedures and visa requirements for aviation personnel.
Drone Nerds Moves ElevateUAV 2026 to Gulfstream Park for Live Demos
Drone Nerds is relocating its ElevateUAV industry summit to Gulfstream Park in November 2026, featuring live demonstrations and exhibitors from major commercial drone manufacturers.
DJI Is 97% Of US Contractor Drone Fleets Despite FCC Ban, ABC Finds
A survey reveals DJI dominates U.S. contractor drone operations at 97% market share among surveyed construction firms, persisting despite recent FCC restrictions on foreign drone imports.
Archer, AEG Plan Downtown Los Angeles Vertiport
Archer Aviation and AEG are developing a vertiport at the L.A. LIVE downtown Los Angeles site to support Archer's air taxi operations ahead of the 2028 Olympics.
Avora Aviation completes Airbus A320 sale-and-leaseback with FTAI Aviation
Avora Aviation has completed a sale-and-leaseback transaction with FTAI Aviation for one Airbus A320, with the aircraft scheduled for Fly2Sky Airlines operations beginning August 2026 as part of fleet renewal.
Driver ‘shouldn’t be here’ after crash with plane in B.C. speared rod through seat
A vehicle-aircraft collision in British Columbia resulted in a rod being driven through the vehicle's seat, narrowly missing the driver in a serious airport ground safety incident.
‘Huge safety issue’ prompts feds’ review of controversial aerodrome
Federal authorities are reviewing a water aerodrome on Lake Couchiching following safety concerns raised about its operations.
Plane crashed on second attempt to land in heavy fog in Alaska, killing all 8 aboard, officials say
A plane crashed during a second landing attempt in heavy fog near Juneau, Alaska, killing all eight people aboard in an aviation accident investigation.