Aerospace News

October 22, 2026

Business Airport International 1 week ago

AB Jets achieves ARGUS Platinum Elite rating

Charter operator AB Jets has received ARGUS Platinum Elite status. The rating builds on the Platinum level and requires ongoing real-time monitoring of an operator's safety performance.

UK Defence Journal 1 week ago

All four sealift ships to get extensive refits

The UK's four Point-class ro-ro sealift ships will get major refits under the Strategic Sealift Interim contract. Eddystone and Hartland Point go into dry dock this year, followed by Hurst Point and Anvil Point in 2027.

AirlineGeeks 1 week ago

American to Slow Network Growth in 2027

American Airlines plans to scale back the pace of its network expansion in 2027. The airline also expects a wider per-share loss for 2026 than it had previously forecast.

General Aviation News 1 week ago

Hundreds of Piper Owners Gather for Annual Convention

More than 340 Piper pilots flew to Colorado Springs for the type's annual owner convention. The event offered technical sessions, flight operations training and a look at planned improvements for the PA-46 fleet.

UK Defence Journal 1 week ago

Navy drone project kept quiet to protect advantage

The UK Ministry of Defence is keeping details of Project HORUS, a Royal Navy drone effort under an urgent operational requirement, confidential. It won't disclose the platforms, contract length or procurement timeline, citing the need to protect operational advantage.

FLYING Magazine 1 week ago

First Fully Outfitted G400 Takes Flight

Gulfstream's first G400 with a complete interior made its first flight from Dallas Love Field. Separately, an experimental G400 test aircraft set a new city-pair speed record.

Defence Blog 1 week ago

U.S. Army to test robot supply vehicles in Hawaii

The US Army picked nine finalists in a competition for autonomous ground and air vehicles that could resupply troops spread across Pacific islands. Soldiers will evaluate the systems in Hawaii next month.

Defence Blog 1 week ago

Japanese troops test-fire air defense missiles at New Mexico range

Japan's Ground Self-Defense Force has been conducting live-fire air defense drills since July. Its medium-range missile units have fired alongside Air Self-Defense Force Patriot batteries at McGregor Range in New Mexico and at sites in northern Japan.

Defence Blog 1 week ago

U.S. orders 60,000 attack drones from nine companies

After the second round of its Drone Dominance Program, the U.S. Department of War plans to order 60,000 small attack drones from nine suppliers. Perennial Autonomy and Neros are each set for the largest initial order of 8,000 units.