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Bombardier delivers first Global 8000 to NetJets
Bombardier has handed over the first Global 8000 business jet to NetJets, marking the fleet launch customer’s entry into operation of the type more than three years after placing the initial order. The delivery took place at Bombardier’s Laurent Beaudoin Completion Centre in Montreal, in…
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UK, Turkey sign Eurofighter Typhoon support deal to advance fighter export
The UK and Turkey have signed a new support and training agreement tied to Ankara’s Eurofighter Typhoon purchase, moving the program beyond the initial export announcement and into the…
Porter to launch 12 routes out of new Montreal Metropolitan Airport terminal
Porter Airlines will be the launch carrier at Montreal Metropolitan Airport (YHU) brand new terminal. Starting on June 15, 2026, the Canadian airline will launch 12 domestic routes out…
Hundreds of TSA agents resign as new DHS head says reopening is ‘No. 1 priority’
Hundreds of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers have resigned during a partial government shutdown that first started in February 2026. According to the Associated Press, the…
Lockheed Martin to quadruple Precision Strike Missile production
Lockheed Martin said it has signed a new framework agreement with the US Department of War to accelerate production of the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM), a move the company says will…
Singapore Airlines to launch daily flights to new Western Sydney Airport
Singapore Airlines announced that it will begin daily nonstop service between Singapore’s Changi Airport (SIN) and the newly built Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) on November…
Drone from Russia hits Auvere power plant chimney in Estonia
A drone that entered Estonian airspace from Russia struck the chimney of the Auvere power plant in Ida-Viru County early on March 25, 2026, in the latest drone-related incident to spill into…
Drone enters Latvian airspace from Russia, crashes near Kraslava
Latvia’s Air Force has identified a foreign unmanned aerial vehicle entering the country’s airspace from Russia before crashing in the southeastern Krāslava district, according to the Latvian…
NTSB: A multitude of factors likely led to deadly LaGuardia collision
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) held a second briefing, on March 24, 2026, that offered further details surrounding the fatal collision between an Air Canada Express CRJ-900…
Lockheed Martin tests GRIZZLY containerized missile launcher
Lockheed Martin says it has completed multiple live-fire tests of its new GRIZZLY containerized launcher, including what it describes as the first integrated Hellfire live-fire and…
NASA cancels Lunar Gateway space station to focus on Moon base
NASA has effectively canceled the Lunar Gateway space station as the centerpiece of its Artemis architecture, announcing on March 24, 2026 that it will pause the program “in its current form”…
Saab signs Cohere AI deal for GlobalEye campaign in Canada
Saab has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian artificial intelligence company Cohere to explore AI applications linked to the GlobalEye airborne early warning and…
Isar Aerospace seeks €250 million in funding as it readies next rocket launch
Munich-based Isar Aerospace is looking to raise an additional €250 million in funding, according to several media outlets. If successful, the new funding round may bring the value…
Drone that crashed in Lithuania likely stray Ukrainian aircraft
Lithuanian authorities are investigating after an unidentified object, believed to be a drone, exploded overnight near the village of Lavys in the Varėna district, close to the border with…
GKN delivers first upgraded RM12 engine for Gripen C/D fighter jet
GKN Aerospace has delivered the first upgraded RM12 engine to the Swedish Armed Forces as part of the RM12EP (Enhanced Performance) program for the JAS 39 Gripen C/D fleet. The delivery…
FAA approves higher takeoff weights for Boeing 787-9 and 787-10
Boeing said on March 23, 2026, that the Federal Aviation Administration has certified increased maximum takeoff weight options for the 787-9 and 787-10, a change that will give airline…
ICE agents deployed to US airports as TSA staffing crisis worsens
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers began assisting at airport security checkpoints on March 23, 2026, as a partial US government shutdown continued to strain Transportation…
Colombian military C-130 crashes after takeoff with 125 aboard
A Colombian Air Force Lockheed Martin C-130 Hercules with 125 people on board crashed shortly after takeoff on March 23, 2026, near Puerto Leguízamo in the far south of the country near…
Airport innovation: enhancing the passenger journey with transformative tech
The doors may have finally closed on the latest edition of PTE World (Passenger Terminal Expo & Conference), but the conversations about this stimulating segment of aviation will continue…
Spain hints F-18 Hornet fighters could stay in service until 2040
Spain’s government has indicated that the Spanish Air and Space Force’s F-18 fleet could remain in service until as late as 2040, a sign that Madrid is preparing to keep at least…
Sikorsky delivers autonomous UH-60MX Black Hawk to US Army
Sikorsky has delivered to the US Army an experimental UH-60MX Black Hawk helicopter equipped with its MATRIX autonomy suite, as the service advances work on optionally piloted and autonomous…
