System error contributed to the helicopter accident off Sotra
A technical failure in a circuit board played a crucial role in the crash of a Sikorsky S-92A helicopter off the coast of Sotra, Norway.
Arab partner in Leonardo's orbit
Leonardo is expected to experience double-digit growth in 2025 and is preparing to present a new industrial plan that includes significant corporate developments.
Owner of PZL Świdnik Grows in Strength. Profit of 1.7 Billion Euros in 2025.
Leonardo, the parent company of PZL Świdnik, expects a profit of €1.7 billion in 2025, highlighting its growth in the defense and aerospace sectors.
The rusty dagger will get a Czech heart. PBS engines are heading to American rockets
Czech company PBS is set to supply engines for American rockets, indicating a significant partnership in the aerospace industry.
"I don't want to be ungrateful, but..." Czech hope objects to being associated with parents, can become an aerospace engineer
Petr Hák, a young Czech biathlete and son of famous biathletes, debuted at the Olympics and has aspirations beyond sports, including a potential career in aerospace engineering.
Change in Trump's tariff policy may benefit Embraer and American airlines
Brazil's Embraer and American airlines stand to gain from a new tariff regime imposed by the Trump government, which exempts certain aerospace and airline components from a temporary import tariff.
China showed a new miracle machine: a cosmic aircraft carrier
China has unveiled a futuristic concept for a space vessel known as Luan Niao, described as an orbital mothership capable of deploying attack drones and missiles.
VIDEOS: MG2 on Monday, February 23, 2026
A compilation of major events and updates from Brazil's news on February 23, 2026, including incidents, political news, and economic developments.
Nigeria: Xejet Signs MOU With Uniabuja to Float Aerospace Centre
XEJet Limited and the University of Abuja have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the XEJet Centre for Aerospace & Space Engineering in Nigeria.
Our Changing World: The democratisation of space?
New Zealand ranks third in the world for rocket launches, highlighting its growth as a significant player in the new space age.
WSJ: What Trump Might Discover About Flying Saucers
The article discusses the potential for the Trump administration to unveil more information regarding UFOs, following CIA disclosures in the 1990s that linked most sightings to secret reconnaissance aircraft.
What’s a Canadian firm under defence industrial strategy? It’s complicated
Canada's federal government has unveiled a new defence industrial strategy aimed at increasing contracts awarded to Canadian firms, but the definition of what constitutes a 'Canadian firm' remains unclear.
Defense, 2,500 pieces missing from Tornado and C-130: 17 million hole, investigations into Air Force management
Investigation reveals that nearly 2,500 military aircraft parts, valued at 17 million euros, have gone missing from Italian Defense, prompting probes into the Air Force's management.
VIDEO ADDED: Was it a workplace accident? The aircraft engine manufacturer revealed a major military secret
Pratt & Whitney has released a video showcasing their XA103 adaptive cycle engine, which is developed to meet the U.S. Air Force's Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion (NGAP) program requirements.
Embraer announces agreement to set up final assembly line for jets in India
Embraer has signed an agreement with Adani Defence & Aerospace to establish a final assembly line for the E175 regional jet in India.
NASA Assessment: Starliner Mission Failure on the Level of Challenger Shuttle Disaster
NASA's evaluation indicates that the failure of the Starliner mission is comparable to the catastrophic Challenger shuttle disaster.
PHOTOS ⟩ The largest drone academy in the Baltic Sea region will open in Tallinn this autumn
Tallinn is set to host the largest drone academy in the Baltic Sea region this autumn, focusing on drone construction and operation for educational purposes.
Russian military planes detected in Alaska
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) reported detecting and monitoring Russian military aircraft near Alaska's Air Defense Identification Zone.
Russian Military Aircraft Flew Near the United States
Russian military aircraft were detected flying near the United States and Canada, monitored by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).
Canadian business jets boosted total exports in December, says StatCan
In December, Canada saw a notable increase in exports by 2.6%, largely driven by the rise in aircraft exports such as business jets, which set a record high for the month.
Chinese 'Star Wars': What is the Mysterious Nantianmen Project
China is unveiling the mysterious Nantianmen Project, a blend of sci-fi, technology marketing, and military aspirations.
Four Flights Affected by Temporary Closure of Vilnius Airport
Four flights were impacted due to a temporary closure of Vilnius Airport caused by the presence of suspicious navigation markers in the airspace.
Safran plans new landing gear facility in Casablanca
Safran has revealed plans to build a new landing gear manufacturing plant in Casablanca, Morocco, aimed at supporting Airbus A320 production.
FAMEX and NASCAR will unite sky and asphalt at the Tulum International Airport
The Tulum International Airport will host a special edition combining activities of the Mexican Aerospace Fair (FAMEX), air exhibitions, and an official NASCAR Mexico Series date from April 23 to 26, 2026.
Embraer opens internship positions in the state of São Paulo; see how to apply
Embraer has opened 45 internship positions throughout the state of São Paulo, targeting students from technical courses or institutions allowing technical internships.
Roque Sevilla, president of Grupo Futuro: Failures and successes go hand in hand and we must learn to face them solidly
Roque Sevilla emphasizes the importance of values and creativity in navigating uncertainties and leading the Grupo Futuro toward innovation in the aerospace sector.
What is the powerful cutting-edge laser weapon tested by the Pentagon that forced the closure of airspace in El Paso, Texas
The Pentagon tested a new laser weapon that resulted in a temporary airspace closure in El Paso, Texas, after concerns over safety risks arose.
Ariane 6 with Four Boosters: Europe's Strongest Rocket is Ready for Launch
The Ariane 6 rocket is set to launch for the first time with four boosters this Thursday, marking a significant achievement for its manufacturer and opening up new contract opportunities with the German military.
Border on the brink as cartel drones force US to act after years of paralysis
The U.S. is facing increasing threats from drone incursions by Mexican drug cartels, prompting action from authorities after years of bureaucratic inaction.
Pentagon's Communication Issues – Laser Weapon Testing Disrupted Nearby Airport
A training exercise involving a new laser weapon at Fort Bliss in Texas led to the temporary closure of El Paso airport, as communication from the Pentagon to the FAA was lacking, resulting in confusion.
Latam fires pilot suspected of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents
Latam Airlines has dismissed pilot Sérgio Antonio Lopes, who is accused of being part of a criminal network involved in the sexual exploitation of minors.
Russia evacuates stranded tourists in Cuba and temporarily halts its air operations
Russian airlines are temporarily suspending flights to Cuba after evacuating stranded tourists amid a crisis caused by an energy embargo from the United States.
Expansion of agreements between Mexico and Brazil will increase investments by more than 10% in both in strategic sectors
An expansion of the commercial relationship between Mexico and Brazil is expected to boost investments by over 10% in strategic sectors under the Economic Complementation Agreements (ACE) 53 and 55.
South Korean defense industry giant starts cooperation with Frankenburg
Hanwha Aerospace from South Korea has signed a cooperation agreement with Estonian company Frankenburg Technologies to develop counter-unmanned aircraft systems.
ABUAD, airline partner on training engineering students
United Nigeria Airlines has partnered with Afe Babalola University to provide industrial training for its engineering students.
Defense, aerospace, cybersecurity... Thales is massively hiring in all its fields
Thales plans to recruit 9,000 new employees globally, with 3,300 of those positions based in France, to sustain its growing business in defense, aerospace, and cybersecurity.
Keyamo backs Baze University aviation training proposal
Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development Festus Keyamo has supported the establishment of a School of Aviation at Baze University in Abuja to enhance Nigeria's aviation workforce.
Plane that took off from Rio is inspected in Amapá after suspicion of explosive device
A Gol Linhas Aéreas plane flying from Rio de Janeiro to Amapá was inspected by the Federal Police at Macapá airport due to a suspected explosive device found during a layover in Belém.
5 Tejas Mk1A fighter jets ready, will be delivered soon... HAL announced
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) confirmed that five LCA Tejas Mk1A fighter aircraft for the Indian Air Force are ready and will be delivered soon, mitigating concerns regarding delays in engine supply from GE Aerospace.
The first Slovak company on the US sanctions list faces bankruptcy, confirming its strong ties to Russia
Incoff Aerospace, a Slovak aerospace company, may face bankruptcy due to its loss of revenue and strong connections to Russia following its inclusion in the US sanctions list in 2022.
Space Travel: Europe Wants to Go to the Moon
The Bremen aerospace company OHB plans to establish a launch and landing base on the lunar surface, amid the postponement of NASA's Artemis 2 Moon mission due to technical issues.
More rocket tests at Esrange as a German company builds new facility
Isar Aerospace is set to build a second facility at Esrange for rocket engine testing, supporting the development of the Spectrum launch vehicle aimed at satellite deployment.
Record F-35 deliveries muscle up American allies in the Asia-Pacific region
A US aerospace executive predicts that American allies in the Asia-Pacific will receive 300 F-35 units by 2035, highlighting the importance of enhanced defense cooperation in response to regional threats.
The first unmanned tanker aircraft MQ-25 Stingray for the U.S. Navy has completed its first taxi test
The first production MQ-25 Stingray unmanned tanker aircraft for the U.S. Navy has successfully completed its initial low-speed taxi test, with plans for its first flight set for early this year after missing an earlier deadline for this milestone.
SpaceX and X.AI: Elon Musk's Billion Games
Elon Musk is merging his aerospace company SpaceX with his AI venture X.AI, raising concerns that it primarily serves his financial interests.
SpaceX and xAI, here's the real reason why Musk has merged the two companies
The article discusses the strategic motivations behind Elon Musk's merger of SpaceX and xAI, suggesting that it may be aimed at advancing technological integration in the aerospace sector.
SpaceX Acquires AI Company xAi
Billionaire Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX has acquired the AI company xAi for $250 billion, aiming to build data centers in space, making SpaceX the world's most valuable private company.
Greek anti-UAV shield in the Israeli BARAK-MX air defense system
The Greek Aerospace Industry and Israel Aerospace Industries announced the successful integration of the anti-UAV system 'Centaurus' into the BARAK-MX Air Defense and Missile Protection System.
Technological leap for EAV: Successful integration of 'KENTAVROS' into Israeli BARAK-MX
The successful integration of the 'KENTAVROS', developed by the Greek Aerospace Industry (EAV), into Israel's BARAK-MX air defense and missile protection system marks a significant technological advancement.
China’s widebody C929 could arrive early on revved-up development plan: sources
Comac is accelerating the design and testing of its indigenous C929 widebody airliner, potentially allowing for an earlier rollout than previously expected.