Green Bay-based Jet Air Group has officially acquired the fixed-base operator (FBO) assets of Revv Aviation at the Quad Cities International Airport. The acquisition encompasses Revv's main hangar, office complex, and a secondary hangar facility. Jet Air Group will retain all 20 local Revv employees, ensuring continuity of

The Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation is set to host an expo highlighting the past, present, and future of aviation on March 26. Held at the Delaware Coastal Airport in Georgetown, the event will offer a journey through the evolution of flight. A variety of aircraft will be on display, from

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines recently organized a 'Girls in Aviation Day' for ninety schoolgirls aged 15 to 18. The event aimed to introduce young women to the diverse technical professions available within the aviation sector. Participants visited KLM's Engineering & Maintenance division, including the engine shop,

U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) has released a formal request for information to acquire new one-way attack drones, also known as loitering munitions. The command is searching for man-portable systems that can provide long-range, precision strike capabilities for its operators. Key performance requirements include a minimum flight

Hydrogen aviation company Beyond Aero has successfully completed a key design milestone for its inaugural business aircraft. The French OEM finalized the aircraft's architecture, including the integration of its hydrogen-electric propulsion system. This achievement solidifies the primary components and expected performance metrics for the zero-emission jet. The completion

A new U.S. intelligence assessment forecasts a significant spike in missile threats from key adversaries. According to the Defense Intelligence Agency's annual worldwide threat assessment, China is rapidly expanding both its nuclear and conventional missile forces. Russia is also modernizing its strategic capabilities and has utilized hypersonic

A new three-piece set of M123R aviation snips has been introduced to the market. The collection includes dedicated left-cut, right-cut, and straight-cut snips, which are color-coded for quick identification. Manufactured with forged chrome molybdenum steel blades, these tools are designed for durability and clean cuts on sheet metal. The compound

Partners In Aviation has released new data providing a detailed look into the private jet co-ownership market. The report highlights the motivations and demographics of individuals and businesses opting for shared aircraft ownership. Key findings indicate that cost-efficiency and reduced management responsibilities are primary drivers for buyers. The data also

Veteran U.S. Navy pilot and Naval Flight Officer Cmdr. George “Elwood” Stone will be the featured speaker at the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire. The presentation, scheduled for Saturday, March 2, will cover his distinguished military career. Stone flew the E-2C Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft and has over

India's two largest carriers, IndiGo and Air India, are preparing for major leadership transitions. IndiGo has announced that its current CEO, Ronojoy Dutta, will retire and be succeeded by KLM's President and CEO, Pieter Elbers. This change comes as IndiGo focuses on a significant international expansion

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has initiated its Early Implementation Program Partners (EIPP) to accelerate the integration of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). This program signals a significant shift from technology demonstrations to establishing real-world commercial operations for electric air taxis. Through the EIPP, the FAA and industry stakeholders will

The air forces of South Korea and the United States have conducted combined long-range aviation combat drills over the Yellow Sea. The exercise featured advanced aircraft, including South Korean F-35A, F-15K, and KF-16 fighters, alongside American F-22 stealth fighters. This joint training, part of the annual Freedom Shield exercise, aimed

NASA astronauts Stephen Bowen and Woody Hoburg successfully completed a spacewalk to prepare the International Space Station for a future power system upgrade. The main objective was to install a mounting bracket on the station's starboard truss structure. This hardware is necessary for the upcoming installation of a

A pioneering financial model from the maritime sector, the Green Shipping Fund (GSF), is being examined as a potential blueprint for aviation's decarbonisation efforts. The aviation industry faces a significant funding gap for retrofitting existing aircraft with emissions-reducing technologies. The GSF aggregates capital, backed by guarantees, to finance

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has launched the Early Implementation and Prototyping Program (EIPP) to accelerate the deployment of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). This initiative is designed to help companies move beyond technology demonstrations and into real-world operational environments. Through the EIPP, AAM developers can gain valuable experience by

The European Commission is developing a new aviation strategy to replace the framework established in 2015. This updated policy aims to address current geopolitical challenges, the climate crisis, and rapid technological advancements affecting the sector. Key pillars of the strategy will focus on enhancing competitiveness, sustainability, resilience, and safety across

Korean Air is set to cease operations of its Airbus A380 fleet on several key international routes. This decision aligns with a broader industry trend of retiring larger, four-engine aircraft for more fuel-efficient twin-jet models. The move reflects a significant strategic adjustment to the airline's long-haul fleet composition.

Shanghai Juneyao (Group) Co., the controlling shareholder of Juneyao Air, has reduced its stake in the airline by approximately 3%. The company sold the shares through a block trade on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. According to a regulatory filing, the proceeds from the sale are intended to repay debts and

NASA has pushed back the planned rollout of its Artemis II Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft to no earlier than March 19. The two-day delay from the original March 17 target is necessary to address a technical issue with the mobile launcher. During testing, a fan motor circuit

NATO's initiative to replace its aging E-3A AWACS fleet, the Alliance Future Surveillance and Control (AFSC) program, is officially moving into its next phase. This new concept stage will define the architecture for a future 'system-of-systems' approach to surveillance. Six major transatlantic industry consortia, featuring companies

Australia's International Air Services Commission (IASC) has dismissed an appeal by Solomon Airlines, upholding its decision to grant Qantas capacity on the Brisbane-Honiara route. Solomon Airlines argued that competition from the Australian flag carrier would cause irreparable damage, as the route is critical to its financial viability. The

Korean Air is set to phase out its Airbus A380 fleet by 2026, marking a significant change in its long-haul strategy. The airline will cease operating the superjumbo on several key international routes. Among the affected destinations are New York (JFK), Los Angeles (LAX), and Paris (CDG) from its hub

The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has announced a significant expansion of its ramp safety training program. Previously focused primarily on line service technicians, the initiative will now be available to a wider range of airport personnel. This includes customer service representatives, pilots, and other employees who have access to

Archer Aviation, a prominent developer in the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft sector, has reportedly received a significant award from the U.S. government. This endorsement is seen as a major validation of the company's technology and its vision for urban air mobility. The government'

French President Emmanuel Macron has officially named the nation's future nuclear-powered aircraft carrier 'France Libre'. The vessel, part of the PANG program, is a strategic €10 billion project set to replace the current Charles de Gaulle carrier in 2038. It will be considerably larger than its