Florida Airport Seeks Airline Service After 17-Year Gap
A Florida airport is pursuing renewed airline service partnerships after a 17-year hiatus, with county officials targeting one of the major U.S. carriers.
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Rafale Fighter Adds Cheap Drone Killing Rocket To Its Armory
France has integrated laser-guided 68mm rockets onto Rafale fighter jets as a cost-effective countermeasure against unmanned aerial threats like Shahed drones.
Launch Preview: Soyuz to launch crew to ISS, Starship to fly another test flight
Seven space launches are scheduled for the week ahead, including a Soyuz crew mission to the ISS and the 13th test flight of SpaceX's Starship vehicle.
Unifly Joins SESAR JU to Advance the Future of the Digital European Sky
Unifly, a UAS traffic management solutions provider, has joined the SESAR Joint Undertaking to support the development of digital airspace infrastructure in Europe.
Factorial and Tulip Seal Strategic Partnership after Successful Flight Test
Factorial and Tulip have partnered following successful flight testing of an uncrewed aircraft, demonstrating over 30% improvement in operational range.
Reditus readies first launch of its re-entry vehicle/hypersonic target
Reditus is preparing to launch its ENOS re-entry vehicle, which the Missile Defense Agency is evaluating as a hypersonic target and testbed platform under the SHIELD contract.
United Airlines Adds 17 New Destinations: See The Full List Now
United Airlines is expanding its network with 17 new destinations, comprising seven international and ten domestic routes.
Here's What A $20,000 Air France La Première Ticket Actually Buys Beyond The Seat In 2026
Air France's premium La Première cabin service emphasizes the complete passenger journey experience over the upcoming 2026 relaunch, with tickets priced at $20,000.
Live coverage: SpaceX to launch a flight-proven Falcon booster for 600th time
SpaceX will launch a reused Falcon 9 booster for its 600th mission, deploying 29 Starlink satellites to orbit from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
Software Sold Separately: What the Air Force’s New Approach for CCAs Means
The Air Force is adopting a strategy to procure autonomy software independently from airframe hardware for its Collaborative Combat Aircraft program, enabling faster innovation and reducing vendor dependency.
North Texas Offers $1 Million For eVTOL Airport Chargers
North Texas airports can compete for up to $200,000 in grants to install charging infrastructure for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, with total funding of $1 million available.
Amsterdam Schiphol Airport to bring passenger assistance services in-house by 2028
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol will internalize passenger assistance services for reduced-mobility travelers by early 2028, bringing the operation under direct airport management to improve service quality and operational control.
ExecuJet Belgium approved to service Dassault Falcon 6X
ExecuJet MRO Services Belgium has obtained EASA and FAA certification to perform line and heavy maintenance on the Dassault Falcon 6X business jet.
In Defence of Canada Briefing (Issue 17)
Canada's government has selected Germany's Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems for a major defence procurement, reflecting national security decisions reshaping the country's space industrial base.
St. Cloud Drone Finds Missing Man After Air Search Fails
A police drone in St. Cloud successfully located a missing 73-year-old man in a cornfield after traditional search methods involving fixed-wing and helicopter aircraft proved unsuccessful.
Corendon flight returns to Brussels after technical issue, passengers criticise lack of communication
A Corendon Airlines Airbus A320 returned to Brussels Airport after detecting a technical issue shortly after departure to Egypt, with passengers reporting inadequate communication from crew regarding the incident.
Poland to host new ESA center as government boosts investments in space
Poland will host a new European Space Agency center focused on civil security and resilience, marking the first ESA facility in an eastern EU member state as Warsaw increases its space sector investments.
SpaceX readies 13th Starship mission to test upgraded heat shield and deployment of first Starlink V3 satellites
SpaceX is preparing its 13th Starship flight test for July 2026, which will evaluate an upgraded heat shield and conduct the first deployment of Starlink V3 satellites as part of ongoing vehicle development.
Why Emirates' Airbus A380 Premium Economy Has Quietly Become The Sweet Spot On Europe-Dubai Routes
Emirates has developed premium economy seating on its Airbus A380s for Europe-Dubai routes, offering passengers an enhanced travel experience at premium pricing that has become increasingly popular on these corridors.
U.S. Navy’s MQ-25A Stingray Unmanned Tanker Completes Second Test Flight
The U.S. Navy's MQ-25A Stingray unmanned refueling aircraft completed its second test flight, continuing development toward carrier operations and validating autonomous flight control systems.
Live coverage: SpaceX to launch 24 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg
SpaceX will launch 24 Starlink satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base, continuing expansion of the low-Earth orbit broadband constellation.
New Jets, Drones Will Transform Fort Hood Into Army’s Aerial Intel Hub
The U.S. Army is establishing Fort Hood as a hub for aerial intelligence operations, leveraging new jet aircraft and drone systems after retiring its fleet of turboprop reconnaissance platforms.
Canada’s New CC-330 Husky Tankers Mark a Strategic Leap—But Will Nine Aircraft Be Enough?
Canada's first CC-330 Husky multi-role tanker transport aircraft has begun flight testing, enhancing the Royal Canadian Air Force's aerial refueling and strategic airlift capabilities.
“Less Than 1 Month Supply”: Europe’s Jet Fuel Supply Hits Lowest Levels Of Any Major Market
Europe's jet fuel reserves have dropped to critical levels with less than a month's supply remaining, creating potential flight disruption risks amid geopolitical instability.
In first, US uses sea drones in combat in Iran strikes: CENTCOM
The US military deployed unmanned surface vessels in combat operations during strikes in Iran, marking the first operational use of sea drones by American forces in this capacity.
The B-21 Raider Airframe Integrates Radar-Absorbent Material Directly Into Its Composite Structure In A Way No Previous Stealth Aircraft Has Done
The B-21 Raider stealth bomber incorporates radar-absorbent material directly into its composite airframe structure, representing an advancement in stealth technology compared to previous military aircraft designs.
California Teen Builds Rescue Drone After Friend's Death
A California teenager is developing an autonomous rescue drone equipped with thermal imaging and emergency medical capabilities following a personal tragedy.
Picture of the Day: Buffalo River Airport
A general aviation airport in Arkansas offers camping, recreational facilities, and convenient access to outdoor activities, highlighting the broader appeal of smaller regional airports.
Eight NATO Allies Launch HALO Satellite Initiative
Eight NATO members are collaborating on the HALO satellite constellation project to enhance allied intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities through a multinational space initiative.
China Bound: Riyadh Air Given Green Light For Beijing & Shanghai Debut
Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Air has received regulatory approval to launch routes to Beijing and Shanghai, positioning the new carrier to compete with established operators in China's market.