Stearman Fly-In Set For Wright-Patterson
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base will host a new Stearman fly-in event expected to attract 40-50 WWII-era trainer aircraft to the museum.
June 11, 2026
TFRs, PPRs and TSA: What World Cup travelers need to prepare for
Operators flying into 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities face temporary flight restrictions, prior permission requirements, and increased congestion through early July.
IATA Chief Slams OEMs: ‘Stop Gouging Us’
IATA's chief has criticized aircraft manufacturers and suppliers for supply chain delays extending into the 2030s, calling the situation unacceptable.
As Disaster Risks Grow, WingXpand and Verizon Explore New Tools for Emergency Response
WingXpand partners with Verizon to explore drone and autonomous aircraft applications for disaster assessment and emergency response capabilities.
2026 World Aerobatic Championship Coming to Iowa
Iowa will host the 2026 World Aerobatic Championship, drawing competitive aerobatic pilots from 14 nations in August.
GA-ASI News: GA-ASI and INTEC Group Sign MOU at ILA Berlin
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and INTEC Group signed a memorandum of understanding at ILA Berlin to advance mutual defense technology initiatives.
SPARC AI Expands Overwatch Targeting Capability with Image Recognition and Successful 43km Target Acquisition Test
SPARC AI announced expanded targeting capabilities using image recognition technology, achieving successful target acquisition at 43 kilometers for overwatch drone operations.
HOVERAir’s UK Launch Raises a Bigger Question: Who Will Serve America’s Consumer Drone Market?
HOVERAir launches a consumer-focused ultra-light drone in the UK, raising questions about market competition in the compact aerial camera segment.
Report: Air Fares Up Nearly 27% Over Last Year
According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data, airfares across American cities have increased by nearly 27% over the past year.
DRONELIFE Exclusive Interview: Inside PDW’s Strategy to Build Drones That Can Operate When GPS and Communications Fail
PDW develops advanced drone communications systems designed to enable operations when GPS and standard communications infrastructure become unavailable.
Einride begins trading on Nasdaq after completing de-SPAC
Swedish autonomous vehicle manufacturer Einride completed its merger and began trading on Nasdaq, scaling production of electric trucks and driverless autonomous vehicles.
German, Spanish FCAS companies rally to preserve breakthrough fighter tech
German and Spanish defense contractors are lobbying their governments to continue funding the FCAS sixth-generation fighter program as existing contracts expire this year.
K2 Space, Rocket Lab win key supplier roles in Space Force satcom program
K2 Space and Rocket Lab secured contracts to supply spacecraft buses for a U.S. Space Force next-generation protected military satcom program.
Astronauts watch from space as ice splinters from a glacier | Space photo of the day for June 11, 2026
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station documented visible changes in the Southern Patagonia Icefield from orbit, capturing evidence of glacier dynamics.
The IATA AGM Debrief
Coverage of IATA AGM from Rio examines Brazil's highly consolidated aviation market and how consolidation affects pricing dynamics and competitive access.
Lufthansa Cargo transports Museum Berggruen works to Houston
Lufthansa Cargo transported artworks from Berlin's Museum Berggruen to Houston for a major exhibition, demonstrating air cargo's role in specialised cultural logistics operations.
GEO cancellations complicate space insurance recovery
Recent cancellations of three geostationary satellites further strain space insurance recovery, complicating financial outlooks for the sector.
Brazil’s SAF potential puts policy sequencing in focus
IATA has highlighted Brazil's potential to become a major sustainable aviation fuel producer, with biomass feedstock capacity to generate around 60 million tonnes of SAF annually by 2050.
U.S. Navy Completes First Phase of LRASM F-35C Flight Science Program
The U.S. Navy completed initial testing of Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile integration on F-35C carrier aircraft, advancing the platform's strike capability through 2024-2026 flight trials.
Open Cosmos seeks deadline extension for broadband constellation
British satellite firm Open Cosmos requested a deadline extension for its European sovereign broadband constellation due to launch schedule challenges.
Analysts Debate SpaceX’s $1.75T Valuation Ahead of IPO
Analysts hold divergent views on SpaceX's $1.75 trillion valuation, though industry consensus confirms robust sector growth fundamentals.
Gulfstream’s 100th G700 delivery doubles as its 100th speed record
Gulfstream delivered its 100th G700 while the fleet simultaneously logged its 100th city-pair speed record, underscoring strong market demand and operational performance.
ESA awards contract for next-generation radar imaging satellites
Thales Alenia Space and Airbus Defence and Space won ESA contracts to develop next-generation radar imaging satellites for the Copernicus Earth observation program.
Long March 5 launches classified satellite, Zhuque-2E lofts direct-to-device test sats
China conducted two space launches using its Long March 5 rocket and commercial Zhuque-2E launcher to deploy a classified satellite and direct-to-device communication test satellites, advancing domestic communications capabilities.
Jet Linx grounded its entire fleet. On purpose
Jet Linx grounded its entire fleet for one day to conduct safety discussions as industry accident data rises, demonstrating proactive safety culture in fractional ownership operations.
It’s a Good Time for Delta To Try to Grow — But Not Win — LAX
Delta expands operations at Los Angeles International Airport with new Chicago O'Hare and Hong Kong services, aiming to strengthen market position.
SpaceX launches 24 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg
A Falcon 9 rocket launched 24 Starlink satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base, occurring one day before SpaceX's Nasdaq trading debut.
Egyptair draws curtain on A220 era with Azorra Sale
EgyptAir has exited its A220 programme by selling 12 aircraft to lessor Azorra, ending its involvement with the regional jet type.
Elon Musk wants to put 1 million AI satellites in space. Here's how SpaceX could do it
Elon Musk revealed plans for SpaceX to deploy up to one million AI-equipped satellites in orbit to support data center operations in space.
St. Louis advances $9.2 billion freight infrastructure strategy
St. Louis has released a 2027 freight infrastructure strategy encompassing 29 projects worth $9.2 billion, including airport-related investments across the bi-state region.