Aerospace News

August 27, 2026

FLYING Magazine 3 weeks ago

Garmin Brings SmartCharts Coverage to Canada and Mexico

Garmin expanded its SmartCharts aviation mapping tool to cover Canada and Mexico, providing Garmin Pilot Premium subscribers with enhanced instrument approach procedures and continuous descent profile data for these regions.

AirlineGeeks 3 weeks ago

Discover Adds First Routes to the U.K.

Discover Airlines announced its first routes to the United Kingdom, with service launching in spring 2027, marking the carrier's expansion into transatlantic operations.

GlobalAir.com 3 weeks ago

Atlantic Aviation is now worth nearly $10 billion; Apollo has bought in

Atlantic Aviation's valuation has surged to nearly $10 billion since KKR's 2021 acquisition at $4.5 billion, establishing it as a major U.S. aviation infrastructure platform. Apollo Global Management has invested in the company alongside existing stakeholder KKR.

General Aviation News 3 weeks ago

The Last Hurrah for the A-24

Historical overview of the U.S. Army Air Forces' A-24 dive bomber, which faced initial challenges in the Pacific but eventually demonstrated significant combat effectiveness during World War II.

Aviation24.be 3 weeks ago

Hackers steal data from 8.7 million customers of three UK airports

A ransomware attack on Manchester Airports Group compromised data from approximately 8.7 million passengers across Manchester, London Stansted, and East Midlands airports, primarily exposing email addresses collected during airport registration.

Aviation24.be 3 weeks ago

Discover Airlines adds first UK routes for summer 2027

Discover Airlines, a Lufthansa Group leisure carrier, will launch operations to the UK in summer 2027, introducing Airbus A320 services from Frankfurt and Munich to Bristol, Glasgow, and Inverness.

SpaceDaily 3 weeks ago

The universe appears to be expanding faster than our best cosmological model predicts, and nobody knows whether the problem lies in the measurements or in physics itself. NASA is targeting 30 August 2026 to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, whose vast surveys could provide the independent evidence needed to expose what is wrong.

NASA plans to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on 30 August 2026 to investigate cosmological discrepancies by measuring universe expansion through supernovae, gravitational effects, and galaxy clustering.

AirInsight 3 weeks ago

Breaking Into Duopolies in Commercial Aviation

Analysis of competitive dynamics in commercial aviation, focusing on the duopoly structure between Airbus and Boeing in wide-body and narrow-body aircraft markets.

AVweb 3 weeks ago

Boeing Posts Contractor Jobs As Labor Dispute Escalates

Boeing is posting contractor positions as engineering and technical workers face contract expiration in October with potential strike action looming, indicating labor tensions at the aerospace manufacturer.

General Aviation News 3 weeks ago

smartATIS Automates Weather Broadcasts at KAPF

Naples Airport in Florida deployed the Frequentis smartATIS system to automate weather and airfield information broadcasts, reducing controller workload and radio congestion while improving pilot information delivery.

AirlineGeeks 3 weeks ago

Qantas Moves Up Retirement of A380

Qantas has accelerated the retirement timeline for its Airbus A380 aircraft fleet, moving the phase-out schedule earlier than the previously planned 2032 start date.

Air Cargo Week 3 weeks ago

CARGOLAND’s EU CBEC 2026: e-commerce Experts and Answers

CARGOLAND's EU CBEC 2026 conference will convene over 850 attendees and 53 international experts at Liege Airport in September to discuss e-commerce logistics, customs, regulation, and supply chain trends affecting air cargo operations.