What Three Illinois Spray Drone Operators Actually Fly
Agricultural spray drone operators in Illinois discuss their experiences with various platforms and equipment used in crop-spraying operations.
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United Airlines’ Military Pilot Hiring Program Reaches New Milestone
United Airlines' military pilot transition program has successfully placed nearly 600 former military aviators into airline positions since its 2024 launch.
Cape Air Aircraft Involved In Runway Excursion
A Cape Air aircraft experienced a runway excursion during landing, with one person evaluated for injuries at the scene.
Winged JDAM-ER Bombs Could Allow For Near Horizontal Bunker-Busting Strikes On Fortified Targets
Winged JDAM-ER munitions with pop-out wings could enable near-horizontal bunker-busting strikes while allowing launch aircraft to maintain greater standoff distance.
DARPA seeks industry ideas for ‘rapid reconstitution’ of space systems
DARPA is seeking industry proposals for rapidly reconstituting damaged space systems, including on-orbit manufacturing and very low Earth orbit technology.
What the US–Iran Deal Could Mean for UK Airline Travel
A preliminary US-Iran agreement is expected to ease disruptions to international air travel and improve conditions for UK airline operations.
How A 3rd Air Stream Inside The F-47's New Engine Could Out-Range China's J-36
The F-47 fighter's adaptive cycle engine technology with a third air stream may provide extended range advantages over China's J-36 aircraft.
Picture of the Day: Flying Over Fire Island
A general aviation photo shows a Piper Cub captured in flight over Fire Island, New York, taken from another aircraft.
Video Captures Russian Tu-22M3 Bomber’s Nosedive Before Crash
A Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashed in the Irkutsk region with footage showing its steep descent; the crew ejected safely.
A Disciplined Case For The A-10 The Air Force Won’t Make
Analysis argues the U.S. Air Force should better align A-10 funding and planning with its stated commitment to extend the aircraft's service to 2030.
From Public Works to Public Safety: How to Structure Your Agency’s Drone Program
An updated Oregon policy template guides public agencies in establishing safe, compliant unmanned aircraft systems programs for various operations.
As demand rises, Embraer readies for greater Gripen workshare
Embraer, partnering with Saab on Gripen fighter manufacturing, is considering expanded workshare roles as demand increases.
Here’s How Much Bigger The Boeing 777-300ER Is Compared To The 787 Dreamliner
Comparative analysis of the Boeing 777-300ER and 787 Dreamliner, examining size differences between these two commercial aircraft models.
F/A-18 Hornet Crashes in Washington National Forest; Pilot Safe
A Marine Corps F/A-18 Hornet crashed during a training mission in Washington National Forest near Rimrock Lake, with the pilot safely ejecting without injury.
WaiV Robotics Brings Autonomous Drone Recovery at Sea to U.S. Offshore Operators
WaiV Robotics launches autonomous drone recovery capabilities in the U.S. market to support offshore energy operators with inspection, maintenance, and emergency response operations.
AutoFlight V2000CG Granted World’s First eVTOL Overseas Type Certificate Validation in Indonesia
AutoFlight's V2000CG electric vertical takeoff vehicle received Indonesia's validated type certificate, marking the first eVTOL approval of this kind overseas.
United Unveils New U.S. 250th Anniversary Livery
United Airlines unveiled a U.S. 250th anniversary commemorative livery applied to a Boeing 787 and 737 aircraft.
Terra Drone Establishes Estonia-Based Defense Subsidiary to Support European Expansion
Terra Drone Corporation established a defense-focused subsidiary in Estonia to expand its counter-drone and defense capabilities in Europe.
Inside The $6 Billion Debt Clock Ticking On New York-JFK's Delayed New Terminal 1
New York JFK's Terminal 1 project faces mounting debt issues, with financial pressures affecting its delayed construction timeline.
B-21 Flight Tests Add Combat Evaluation
The U.S. Air Force is accelerating operational testing for the B-21 Raider stealth bomber, integrating combat evaluation earlier than originally planned.
Gorgeous: United Airlines Unveils Stunning "Stars & Stripes" Boeing 737 & 787 America250 Liveries
United Airlines unveiled commemorative 'Stars & Stripes' liveries on a Boeing 737 and 787 celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
NASA, UNOS and LifeNet Complete Successful BVLOS Drone Flights Carrying Human Kidneys
NASA, UNOS, and LifeNet successfully demonstrated beyond-visual-line-of-sight drone flights transporting human kidneys for transplant logistics evaluation.
Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashes during training flight in Irkutsk region; crew ejects safely
A Russian Tupolev Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashed during a training flight in Irkutsk region; the crew successfully ejected before impact.
Embraer Has Never Looked Stronger
Embraer is experiencing strong momentum in its business, as reflected in optimistic discussions during a recent visit to the manufacturer's São José dos Campos facility.
Iberia launches Toronto route as new Airbus A321XLR service debuts with 95% load factor
Iberia has initiated its Madrid-Toronto service using the Airbus A221XLR, achieving a 95% load factor on the inaugural flight with five weekly operations planned.
Russian Tu-22M3 Swing-Wing Bomber Seen Plunging Into The Ground
A Russian Tu-22M3 bomber crashed and was destroyed, further reducing Moscow's operational long-range bomber capacity. The accident was documented in video footage.
NASA’s X-59 Is Picking Up the Pace
NASA's X-59 experimental aircraft achieved its target speed and altitude shortly after breaking the sound barrier in recent flights.
airBaltic and EL AL launch codeshare agreement, expanding Israel–Europe connectivity
airBaltic and EL AL Israel Airlines have established a codeshare agreement effective July 2026, expanding connectivity between Israel and Northern Europe.
Pennsylvania Bill Would Create New Aviation Trust Fund
A Pennsylvania bill proposes establishing an aviation trust fund through increased fuel taxes, new aircraft registration fees, and dedicated state sales tax revenue.
CMA CGM Group expands into aircraft maintenance with Crystal Aero Solutions
CMA CGM Group is acquiring Crystal Aero Solutions, a Paris-based aircraft maintenance specialist, to strengthen maintenance capabilities for its air cargo operations across multiple European locations.
