Airbus A220 – ACJ TwoTwenty FAA approval opens path to U.S. registration
ACJ TwoTwenty FAA approval: the headline is regulatory. The story is commercial. On April 6, 2026, Comlux America secured a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for the ACJ TwoTwenty cabin. Not the aircraft. Just the cabin — and that distinction is where most of the trade coverage goes soft. What
Walker S2 Airbus trial: Boeing takes another path
Walker S2 Airbus trial: is Airbus turning a humanoid pilot into a practical factory tool, or is the programme still a tightly managed test with more symbolism than measurable output? Since Fliegerfaust reported on January 24, 2026, Airbus has widened the public view of its automation roadmap, UBTECH Robotics has published stronger industrial signals around
Boeing targets 26 satellite deliveries in 2026
Boeing satellite production: can a company known for larger, bespoke spacecraft really jump to 26 deliveries in 2026 while unveiling a new mid-class bus? Boeing satellite production: On April 15 and April 16, 2026, Boeing and Millennium Space Systems said yes. They paired a scale-up plan at El Segundo, California, with the debut of Resolute,
Flat Earth Beliefs and Moon-Landing Denial
Flat Earth beliefs still circulate in the satellite age, and some people still insist the Moon landing was staged, even though Apollo left behind physical evidence and later missions photographed the landing sites. So why do these claims keep finding believers? The evidence did not stop in 1969. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
UAP videos: Congress presses Pentagon on disclosure – in overtime
UAP videos: can Congress force the Pentagon to release evidence that is specific enough to matter, or will classification and politics keep the most important material out of public view? As of 8:28 a.m. EDT on April 15, 2026, there was no public confirmation on House Oversight’s website or AARO’s public imagery page that the
Canada’s latest pilot licensing data show how 2025 ended
Canada pilot licensing data show how 2025 ended, with stronger aeroplane licence issuance, a younger intake profile, and rising female participation. But those Canada pilot licensing data still do not answer a basic question cleanly: how many active Canadian pilots are there today? What Canada pilot licensing data show about how 2025 ended Canadian pilot
Jet delivery crunch: Airbus and Boeing under pressure
Jet delivery crunch: how do Airbus and Boeing keep deliveries moving when suppliers slip and airlines suddenly turn cautious? Jet delivery crunch: On April 8 and April 9, 2026, a cluster of Reuters reports and manufacturer statements showed the world’s two largest commercial planemakers wrestling with the same market from different angles. Airbus entered April
Tianjin supercomputer breach: what the 10PB claim shows
Tianjin supercomputer breach: does an alleged 10-petabyte theft from China’s National Supercomputing Center (NSCC) in Tianjin reveal a real intelligence disaster? Or does it reveal a persuasive story built around evidence that still stops short of proof? Tianjin supercomputer breach: On April 7, 2026, Cable News Network (CNN) reporting syndicated by ABC17 News said a
Billy Bishop expansion: Ford’s Toronto waterfront bet
Billy Bishop expansion: is Doug Ford fixing a real aviation bottleneck, or trying to redraw Toronto’s waterfront politics around one downtown runway? Billy Bishop expansion: On March 23, 2026, Ontario said it would replace the City of Toronto in the tripartite agreement that governs Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ). Moreover, the province said it
Air Force One delay – White House is studying an Airbus A220 as interim presidential jet, FliegerFaust sources say
With the VC-25B programme still running late, Washington may have found a surprisingly practical stopgap. According to FliegerFaust sources, the White House and U.S. Air Force have quietly evaluated the Airbus A220 as an interim Air Force One Light amid continuing delays to the future VC-25B fleet. At first glance, the idea sounds improbable. Yet
