The British Ministry of Defence has invited seven firms to pitch their ideas for 'futuristic' drone helicopters to fly alongside Apaches into combat. Project NYX, announced on Saturday, aims to create Uncrewed Air Systems (UAS) with AI-powered capabilities.
Brussels Airlines has introduced its second Tintin-themed aircraft, featuring characters from the beloved comic series. Designed in partnership with Tintinimaginatio, the airline worked to create an instant recognition visual impact while connecting naturally to aviation through themes of flight and exploration.
AI12, a specialist brokerage firm, was founded in 2022 by Anvar Mullabekov. The company operates from the Dubai International Financial Centre and serves clients across Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa, and Asia.
Business jet deliveries surged 10.6% year-over-year through September 2025, reaching 554 aircraft, according to GAMA's latest shipment data. Despite overall fixed-wing aircraft deliveries remaining flat at 1.
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) reported record billings for the general aviation industry in 2025, driven by strong demand for business jets. Preliminary aircraft deliveries totaled $35.
The Royal Australian Air Force has declared final operational capability on the Block 8.1 upgrade program for its C-130J Hercules fleet, operated by No. 37 Squadron at RAAF Base Richmond in New South Wales. The upgrades, performed by Lockheed Martin and Airbus Australia Pacific, encompass critical improvements to aircraft systems, safety-critical software and hardware, and enhanced communications and navigation suites.
The US Army has struggled with electronic warfare and AI-generated disinformation in wargames at the National Training Center. Visiting units often lack technical versatility, while backup systems lack bells and whistles.
AEROVIVA CEO Mindaugas Rainys says blockchain introduces a layer of trust that ensures every credential can be authenticated instantly, anywhere in the world. The aviation industry is already running meaningful pilots, with SITA's solution with ICAO demonstrating an offline, privacy-preserving mechanism for verifying electronic personnel licences.
Transport Canada Civil Aviation has awarded Airbus Helicopters type certification for its super-medium H175 helicopter, allowing it to enter the Canadian market. According to Transport Canada, the aircraft is capable of supporting various operations including search and rescue, emergency medical services, private aviation, and defense.
Canada has confirmed it is making payments tied to long-lead components for 14 additional F-35A fighters, Prime Minister Mark Carney said in Parliament. The move preserves production timing and options, but the review of the full 88-jet plan continues.
The Canadian government has placed a $400 million order with Bombardier for six Global 6500s with military modifications. The aircraft will join the Canadian Air Force to perform worldwide utility flights and support missions such as aeromedical evacuations, disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and national security operations.
The Canadian government has repealed its 10% luxury tax on aircraft, a measure that had hindered competitiveness and driven business elsewhere. The change took effect on November 5, 2025, one day after the release of Budget 2025.
Breaking Defense reports that Canada is still interested in taking part in the Golden Dome missile defense program, despite tensions between Washington and Ottawa. The US Department of Defense has not responded to questions about how it is currently factoring Canada into ongoing Golden Dome planning.
Major Canadian airlines Air Canada, WestJet, Air Transat, and Porter Airlines have resumed flights to Mexico following violence that disrupted operations. The decision comes after consultation with local authorities and the Government of Canada.
Pilatus has expanded its training program with the tenth anniversary edition of the Info Event, welcoming 387 visitors in 2019. The event offers pupils a chance to explore career options at Pilatus and participate in trial apprenticeships.
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The FAA issued a temporary airspace restriction near El Paso, citing 'special security concerns.' However, within hours, the agency lifted the restriction, stating there was no threat to commercial aviation. Several reports describe counter-drone activity and the use of a directed-energy system, but details are scarce.
Passengers on LEVEL flight LL2623 were surprised by a special inflight classical musical performance featuring 150 singers from the 'Orfeó Català' choir. The event was planned in advance with the airline, which laid out specially decorated headrests with motifs referring to the choral ensemble.
Cathay hosted its first Inter-School Aviation Challenge Cup at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, attracting secondary school students from across the city for a live aviation knowledge competition. The event was part of Cathay's larger youth development initiatives, including AeroQuiz and the I Can Fly program.
Cathay Pacific is marking 80 years of service with a retro livery on an Airbus A350-900 and vintage uniforms for over 1,000 cabin crew staff. The airline has also announced plans to introduce new liveries and merchandise inspired by its iconic designs.