Artemis II: First possible launch date now March 6
The Artemis II mission launch was postponed for technical reasons, with the new earliest launch date moved to March 6.
The Artemis II mission launch was postponed for technical reasons, with the new earliest launch date moved to March 6.
NASA will discuss preliminary results from the Artemis II wet dress rehearsal fueling test during a news conference on February 3.
TSB Canada investigation report on a hard landing incident involving a Bell Helicopter Textron Canada Bell 206L-4 at Hespero/Safron Residence Heliport, Alberta.
EASA published an updated revision of its Easy Access Rules guidance on remote aerodrome air traffic services, incorporating new regulatory decisions effective January 2026.
TSB Canada investigation report on a lateral runway excursion incident involving a Propair Beech King Air A100 at Wemindji Airport, Quebec.
EASA partnered with DJI to enhance awareness of safe and legal drone operations, focusing on geo-awareness capabilities to help UAS operators comply with airspace restrictions.
EASA's Aviation Non-CO₂ Expert Network released background notes explaining aviation's non-CO₂ climate impacts and mitigation strategies, supporting Europe's environmental aviation goals.
TSB Canada investigation report on a runway overrun accident involving a Keewatin Air Beechcraft King Air B200 at Goose Bay Airport, Newfoundland and Labrador.
EASA and French defence ministry signed an implementing arrangement for the Guépard/H160M military helicopter, advancing certification cooperation between EU and French authorities.
An analysis of British Airways' new Club Suite business-class product on the London Heathrow to New York JFK route, comparing it to legacy offerings.
NASA planned to roll out the Space Launch System rocket from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad on January 17 or later in preparation for Artemis II.
NASA will host daily briefings at Johnson Space Center in Houston following the Artemis II launch, with media accreditation available for on-site coverage.
TSB Canada investigation report on a landing gear collapse accident involving a Northwestern Air Lease British Aerospace Jetstream 3112 at Fort Smith Airport, Northwest Territories.
TSB investigation report on a De Havilland Beaver floatplane that experienced loss of control and overturned during takeoff at a Quebec water aerodrome.
KF Aerospace secured certification for the world's first Boeing 737-800 Combi conversion from Transport Canada, advancing global aircraft modification capabilities.
AAIB investigation of a Jodel D120 that lost control in-flight following a reported engine failure near Belhus Woods Country Park in Essex.
AAIB investigation into a Cameron Z-275 hot air balloon that struck power lines during landing operations near Earls Colne in Essex.
AAIB investigation of an Ikarus C42 FB80 where the right wing was not correctly installed at Yatesbury Airfield in Wiltshire.
AAIB investigation into an Airbus A320 that failed to pressurize during flight over south-western UK airspace.
AAIB investigation of an Airbus A380 that encountered severe turbulence over the Atlantic Ocean south of Greenland.
EASA issued a Conflict Zone Information Bulletin for Venezuelan airspace, alerting EU operators to security risks and continuing to monitor the situation for potential operational impacts.
Canada's Transport Minister announced that Santa Claus and his reindeer have been certified and cleared for operations in Canadian airspace.
TSB investigation into a DHC-6 Twin Otter controlled flight into terrain accident near Diavik Aerodrome in the Northwest Territories.
TSB investigation of a Cessna U206F that collided with terrain near Lloydminster Airport in Alberta during a forestry operations flight.
EASA published Revision 23 of its Easy Access Rules for Air Operations incorporating updated regulatory requirements from December 2025.
EASA released the 15th edition of the European Plan for Aviation Safety, outlining strategic priorities and key safety risks with mitigation actions for European aviation.
Canada has signed its first air transport agreement with the Republic of Albania, establishing aviation services between the two countries.
The Canadian Space Agency highlighted significant space accomplishments achieved in 2025, including technological breakthroughs, discoveries, and international collaborative efforts.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport's new Concourse C expansion will include a public airside observation deck expected to open in Q2 2026.
The Canadian Space Agency hosted virtual information sessions for media in December 2025 to discuss coverage opportunities for the Artemis II mission.