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Italian MQ-9A Destroyed In March Kuwait Attack After Italy Kept It In Place To Avoid Appearing Involved In Iran War
According to the most read Italian newspaper, the Italian Air Force Reaper remained at Ali Al Salem Air Base after Rome decided against relocating it to avoid any move that could be perceived as involvement in the war against Iran. The aircraft was destroyed there despite Italy not taking part in Operation Epic Fury. On…
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Gatwick expansion upheld as court dismisses challenges
Gatwick expansion cleared its main legal hurdle on June 23 after the High Court dismissed two judicial review challenges brought by local campaigners, upholding the UK government’s approval of London Gatwick’s £2.2 billion Northern Runway Project and clearing the way for the airport to bring its standby runway into routine use, a move that could…
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Radia partners with Blue Water Shipping to promote WindRunner oversized cargo aircraft
Radia, the developer of the planned WindRunner™ oversized cargo aircraft, has entered into a strategic marketing collaboration with project logistics specialist Blue Water Shipping to jointly promote integrated transport solutions for complex and oversized freight. The partnership will see the companies position themselves as preferred partners, combining WindRunner’s planned airlift capabilities with Blue Water Shipping’s…
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ECS Group secures Vietnam Airlines US cargo GSSA contract
General Sales & Service Agent (GSSA), ECS Group, has been appointed by Vietnam Airlines as its cargo GSSA in the US, supporting the airline’s ambitions to grow cargo revenues and strengthen its presence on the key transpacific trade lane. The agreement will see ECS Group manage Vietnam Airlines’ online cargo operations at San Francisco International…
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U.S. and Iran Agree to Halt Attacks after New Round of Airstrikes
After the U.S. strikes against Iranian coastal targets in response to the attack on a commercial vessel, the two sides agreed once again to halt further hostilities ahead of new talks. The U.S. and Iran have once again agreed to halt hostilities after the recent round of reciprocal attacks, according to Reuters and Axios. The…
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HUBVERY Advances Full-Stack Autonomous Delivery Infrastructure with Provisional Patent Filing, Venture Fellowship Selection, and Upcoming Pilot Deployments
HUBVERY, the autonomous last-mile delivery orchestration platform, has announced its transition from development to active deployment. Key milestones include a provisional patent filing for its G.A.B.R.I.E.L. OS, selection into a highly competitive venture fellowship, and the launch of structured pilots coordinating drone and ground robot fleets across the healthcare logistics sector.
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Norwegian F-35As Shadow Russian Tu-160 Bombers Near Arctic Circle
Norwegian F-35s intercepted a flight of Tu-160s and MiG-31BMs, supported by an Il-78M tanker, which were involved in a 16-hour patrol over the Norwegian and Barents Seas. NATO aircraft from Norway, France and Portugal tracked and escorted a series of Russian aircraft, including Tupolev Tu-160M strategic bombers, MiG-31BM fighters, an Il-78M aerial refueling aircraft and…
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Glasgow Prestwick names Matteoni as new CEO
Jules Matteoni has been appointed the new chief executive of Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK), succeeding Ian Forgie who is retiring after five years in the role. Matteoni has worked at the airport for more than 33 years and will start his new role on July 1, 2026. Most recently PIK’s operations director, Matteoni has played…
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Who Builds the Sky? How Regional Partnerships Are Creating the Infrastructure for Advanced Air Mobility
On this episode of the Drone Radio Show, Lavera Alexander of the Monterey Bay Economic Partnership discusses why the future of advanced air mobility depends on regional collaboration, airport infrastructure, and economic development as much as aircraft technology. Listen here: Lavera Alexander is Chief Growth Officer at the Monterey Bay Economic Partnership (MPED). MBEP is a…
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FAA Moves from Planning to Building for Advanced Air Mobility
New research facility signals shift from policy development to operational readiness The Federal Aviation Administration is taking another step toward integrating advanced air mobility (AAM) into the National Airspace System (NAS), breaking ground this week on a dedicated research facility designed to study how the next generation of vertical flight aircraft will safely operate alongside…