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Copa Airlines has announced plans to roll out internet connectivity across its entire fleet, starting in October 2026. This follows recent announcements from Avianca and LATAM Airlines, as well as United Airlines' existing service on its fleet.

Coulson Aviation USA has announced its support for the Boeing 767 Very Large Airtanker (VLAT) program, aiming to find a sustainable replacement for legacy platforms. The company highlighted the recent grounding of MD11 and DC10 fleets after the UPS MD-11 crash in Louisville on November 4, 2025, as a significant challenge for firefighting agencies worldwide.

Cranfield Aerospace Solutions unveiled the ST-5 Stingray drone at the Dubai Airshow 2025, marking its first public appearance. The aircraft is designed for marine and climate-related research, with a focus on long-duration missions in demanding environmental conditions.

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Cutter Aviation has been serving the Southwestern United States for over 90 years, providing a range of aviation services from aircraft sales to maintenance. The company became an Authorised Pilatus Centre in 2018, solidifying its position as a leader in the industry.

The Czech Republic has ruled out donating its L-159 light combat aircraft to Ukraine, Prime Minister Andrej Babis said in a statement. The decision follows President Petr Pavel's suggestion that Prague could provide 'several medium combat planes' effective against drones in a relatively short time.

Czech President Petr Pavel confirmed Prague's intention to supply Ukraine with combat aircraft capable of intercepting incoming drones, as part of a broader effort to bolster Kyiv's defenses against long-range drone attacks. According to Breaking Defense, Pavel said Prague could provide several medium combat planes in a relatively short time, describing them as effective against drones.

D-Orbit, an Italian space logistics specialist, has secured $124 million in the first closing of a Series D investment round announced Jan. 22. Breaking News reports that the funding will be used to drive strategic acquisitions and accelerate the build-out of its orbital logistics infrastructure.

D-Orbit S.p.A., an Italian service provider of the New Space sector, has signed a multi-year framework agreement with US-based launch operator Firefly Aerospace Inc. to purchase launch capacity of the Firefly Alpha launch vehicle. The agreement grants D-Orbit the status of a preferred launch aggregation partner for the European market, allowing it to purchase, market, and resell launch vehicle capacity, and provide logistics support and integration activities at its operational premises in Italy.

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) is set to complete a $7 billion takeover of rival lessor Macquarie AirFinance after signing a definitive agreement. The transaction has been approved by DAE's Board of Directors and awaits regulatory approvals, with the deal expected to close in Q3 2026.

Breaking Defense reports that Maj. Gen.

Daher formally introduced the TBM 980 featuring Garmin G3000 Prime during a ceremony at its production site in Tarbes, France. The aircraft boasts a fully touchscreen-based cockpit designed for real-world operational flow.

Daher has successfully completed the first flight of its EyePulse MALE drone demonstrator, a rapid-prototype unmanned system developed in partnership with Thales for French defense procurement. The TBM-derived platform, assembled and flight-tested in under six months, executed a fully autonomous flight including automated landing capabilities.

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European countries have begun airlifting reconnaissance teams into Greenland under Danish leadership, with the first contingents arriving in Nuuk on January 14, 2026. The mission aims to assess conditions for a possible wider allied deployment and map out infrastructure and logistics for sustained operations in Greenland's polar environment.

DARPA has backed startup Diffraqtion to develop a 'first-of-its-kind' quantum camera capable of providing near-real time imagery at up to 20 times current optical surveillance cameras. The two-year, $1.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has launched a new competition, Lift, aimed at revolutionizing small drone operations. The contest seeks to design unmanned systems that can carry heavy payloads, with a goal of achieving a four-to-one payload-to-weight ratio.

DARPA has launched a new program aimed at developing a universal translator between different kinds of quantum computers. The Heterogenous Architectures for Quantum (HARQ) program seeks to combine multiple approaches into a single device, with the ultimate goal of creating an 'heterogenous architecture' that can blend the best of multiple technologies.