AeroTime

Kazakh airline Air Astana is expanding its international network with the launch of nonstop flights to Salalah, Oman (SLL) from, both, Almaty (ALA) and Astana (NQZ). The new services, which will be operated on a weekly basis from Air Astana's two main bas

France plans to start the second NGF demonstrator phase in 2027 and move to full-scale fighter development in 2029, according to documents accompanying its proposed 2027 defense budget.

Romania signed a contract to buy 12 Airbus H225M military helicopters to begin replacing its IAR-330 Puma fleet.

A Russian Molniya drone reportedly used AI to navigate and select its target in a strike that killed three civilians in Ukraine.

Bulgarian authorities neutralized a powerful GPS jammer that disrupted aircraft over Sofia, forcing them to switch to ground-based navigation.

Saab marks 100 years of the Swedish Air Force by unveiling a new uncrewed combat air system concept

A US appeals court has overturned a Department of Transportation order that would have forced Delta Air Lines and Aeroméxico to dismantle their joint venture covering flights between the United States and Mexico. The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals vacat

The US State Department has approved a $4.5 billion sale of four Boeing KC-46A Pegasus aerial refueling aircraft and related equipment to Qatar. The proposed Foreign Military Sale would give the Qatar Emiri Air Force its own aerial refueling capability as

Eight people were killed when a chartered Cessna 441 crashed while approaching a remote US military radar installation in western Alaska. The twin-engine turboprop went down on land west of Cape Newenham Long Range Radar Site Airport at approximately 12:1

The UK's rotary-wing military aircraft inventory fell to 249 platforms as of April 1, 2026, down 27 from one year earlier, according to annual statistics published by the Ministry of Defense (MoD) on August 20, 2026. To a large degree, the release attribu