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Defence, News, Space 13 July 2026

Voyager wins $298M NASA contract after Astrobotic deal

Voyager completes Astrobotic acquisition and wins a $298M NASA contract for new lunar missions under CLPS, with Peregrine‑2 set for 2028.

eVTOL, News 11 March 2026

Alt Air Teams Up with Eve Air Mobility and Skyports Infrastructure

Alt Air Teams Up with Eve Air Mobility and Skyports Infrastructure to Advance Electric Aviation in New South Wales and Queensland ATLANTA – March 10, 2026 – Eve Air Mobility…

Air transport, News 9 March 2026

The World’s First PC-12 PRO Aeromedical Delivered to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia

04.03.2026 — Serial number 3010 arrived in Australia – the first of five brand-new PC-12 PROs for delivery to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (RFDS) Central Operations. The…

Air transport, News 16 February 2026

AAI & Apogee Aerospace Strategic Collaboration for Amphibious Aircraft in India

AeroMorning Feb. 16, 2026 New Delhi — February 5, 2026 – Australian aircraft manufacturer Amphibian Aerospace Industries (AAI) and Indian aerospace company Apogee Aerospace Pvt Ltd have announced a strategic…

Figure N°1 Virgin Australia Group E190-E2 (Full Exterior)

Air transport, News 3 February 2026

Embraer Signs AHEAD Agreement with Virgin Australia

Embraer Signs AHEAD Agreement with Virgin Australia for Predictive Maintenance Support Singapore, February 3, 2026 – Embraer (NYSE: EMBJ / B3: EMBJ3) has signed a long-term agreement with Virgin Australia…

Airports, eVTOL, News 14 August 2024

Skyports builds momentum in Queensland through partnership with Australian real estate developer

Following a mark h East Queensland, Skyports teams up with Wagner Corporation to explore site development opportunities London, UK / Brisbane, Australia, August 14th, 2024 – Skyports Infrastructure (Skyports), the…

Industry 19 December 2023

Airflite new TBM service center in Australia

Airflite becomes an authorized service center in Australia for Daher’s TBM turboprop-powered aircraft family Perth, Australia, December 19, 2023 – Daher’s Aircraft Division today announced the further enhancement of its support…

Air transport, News 2 May 2022

Qantas confirms future Airbus fleet

A350-1000 to fly world’s longest routesA220, A321XLR to renew carrier’s domestic fleetNew levels of efficiency, comfort and sustainability #A350 #LongRangeLeader #A220 #A321XLR #Sunrise #Winton Toulouse, 2 May 2022 – Australia’s Qantas Group…

Air transport, News 7 October 2020

Queensland to Assemble Boeing’s First Unmanned Aircraft

Queensland to Assemble Boeing’s First Australian-designed, developed Unmanned Aircraft AUSTRALIA, Oct. 5, 2020 — Queensland is poised to take another bold step in aerospace and advanced manufacturing with an historic opportunity…

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Voyager wins $298M NASA contract after Astrobotic deal

Alt Air Teams Up with Eve Air Mobility and Skyports Infrastructure

The World’s First PC-12 PRO Aeromedical Delivered to the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia

AAI & Apogee Aerospace Strategic Collaboration for Amphibious Aircraft in India

Embraer Signs AHEAD Agreement with Virgin Australia

Skyports builds momentum in Queensland through partnership with Australian real estate developer

Airflite new TBM service center in Australia

Qantas confirms future Airbus fleet

Queensland to Assemble Boeing’s First Unmanned Aircraft

Voyager wins $298M NASA contract after Astrobotic deal

NAMIB EW payload completes collaborative flight with Rafale

Liebherr at Farnborough Airshow 2026

Apollo to Acquire easyJet: Strategic Rationale for Europe

Airbus GMF 2026–2045 vs Boeing CMO: trends and strategy

ALATYR’s Orbital Data Centers: Europe’s Answer to AI Crunch

Directed-Energy Counter-Drone: RF vs Laser, Drone Hardening

Satellite connectivity: multi-orbit and cloud-orchestrated

Airspan Joins ARES : Europe’s Strategic CommunicationsChallenge

Helicopter safety: it is finally time to admit that “see and avoid” is no longer enough

Artemis II: the real delay is not the Moon’s

European Industrial Governance: Why the Airbus Model Succeeds in Civil Aviation but Reaches Its Limits in Combat and Innovation Systems

Thierry Dauxois appointed President of the CNRS

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