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Canadian defence AI company Zighra has achieved qualification across all five streams of Canada's Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace, reflecting its capabilities in unmanned and counter-UAS operations.
AirData has introduced cloud-based recording and 10-minute rewind functionality to its live drone streaming platform, enabling remote teams to capture missed moments during operations.
Eutelsat has ordered 229 additional OneWeb satellites from Airbus Defence and Space to expand its low-Earth-orbit constellation, bringing total new satellite procurement to approximately 669 units.
Air cargo industry stakeholders discuss the importance of collaboration in establishing and implementing standardization practices to improve operational cohesion across the sector.
General Atomics introduces the Wildfire drone as a contender for the Air Force's Massed Modular Aircraft program, designed to eventually replace the MQ-9 Reaper.
A drone manufacturer CEO emphasizes that U.S. military UAS capabilities depend on establishing domestic supply chains for critical components including motors, batteries, and electronics.
A Belgian-Luxembourg crew safely ditched their Aerospool WT9 Dynamic aircraft in the Black Sea after experiencing complete engine failure during a flight from Georgia to Turkey. All occupants were rescued without injury.
New federal regulations authorize approximately 1,500 certified local agencies to detect and disable unmanned aircraft, representing a significant expansion of counter-drone authority.
A Florida charter school has launched a new aviation-focused STEM program in partnership with Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport and Cirrus Aviation, offering middle and high school students hands-on career exploration in aviation.
The European Aviation Safety Agency is developing specialized regulatory requirements for artificial intelligence systems used in aircraft cockpits, safety operations, and certification, based on demonstrations conducted in Cologne.
The NTSB has released initial cockpit voice recorder transcripts from an Amazon Prime Air cargo aircraft accident, indicating at least one pilot was aware the Boeing 767 was approaching at excessive speed.
Elbit Systems unveiled its FUSE portfolio, combining AI-driven autonomous platforms with operational capabilities to address growing maintenance and sustainment needs as defence forces expand autonomous aerial and ground system deployments.
IATA has published updated 2027 cargo and ground operations manuals with revised regulations for handling dangerous goods, batteries, live animals, and airport procedures, including new requirements for spare batteries and lithium-powered devices.
CEVA Logistics is testing autonomous electric vehicles at its Singapore facility to transport cargo between floors, with the pilot expected to reduce annual CO₂ emissions by over 4,600 kilograms while boosting operational efficiency.
A historical account of the June 1985 manual docking of cosmonauts Dzhanibekov and Savinykh with the powerless Salyut 7 space station, detailing their system-by-system restoration efforts in harsh frozen conditions.
UAE defence company EDGE Group has delivered six unmanned helicopters to the Angolan Navy for integration onto three corvettes acquired in 2023, representing a significant capability upgrade for the African nation's maritime forces.
Lincoln Airport Authority is developing a 30-acre hangar complex at KLNK with High Flying Hangars, planning up to 68 new aircraft hangars to meet growing general aviation demand in Nebraska.
Airlines maintain high operational performance during August peak season, with carriers like South Africa's Safair achieving 94% on-time performance rates amid maximum capacity operations.
France received two Falcon 2000LXS Albatros maritime surveillance aircraft under its AVSIMAR programme, which plans to acquire 12 such aircraft by 2031 for naval operations.
A Canadian municipality is requesting clarification on whether Canada will adopt a similar 2030 deadline for phasing out 100LL leaded aviation fuel, aligning with U.S. regulatory efforts.
Archer Aviation's Midnight electric aircraft completed its first piloted flight in the 'No Roads' demonstration tour, flying between Salinas and Hollister in California at speeds up to 125 mph, with plans for additional test flights across the state.
European Space Agency awards roughly €544 million to three private launch providers—Rocket Factory Augsburg, PLD Space, and Isar Aerospace—to develop operational rockets by end of 2027 under the European Launcher Challenge initiative.
EGYPTAIR expanded its partnership with Boeing to deploy predictive maintenance technology across its growing 737 MAX fleet, enhancing fleet readiness and operational efficiency.
An NTSB investigation reveals cockpit alerts warned a Prime Air Boeing 767 pilot of excessive speed prior to a runway overrun incident at Miami International Airport, based on CVR transcript analysis.
Technical analysis of how aircraft size is measured and defined, using examples of narrow-body airliners like the A321neo and 737 MAX 10 to explain standardized sizing metrics.
Historical account of Canada's emergency response on September 11, 2001, when hundreds of aircraft were in flight and had to be rapidly grounded following the attacks in the United States.
The Netherlands will procure its own GlobalEye airborne early warning aircraft separately from NATO's existing order, with delivery expected in 2031.
An accident investigation determined that inadequate fuel planning by the pilot led to fuel exhaustion and total engine failure during the first flight after an engine rebuild.
Analysis of how the 9/11 terrorist attacks fundamentally transformed Canada's national security approach and aviation policy.
United Airlines has strengthened its market position under CEO Scott Kirby's leadership, with data supporting the airline's rise to top-tier status in the industry.