As the Dubai Airshow nears, Etihad Airways may be looking to strike a new deal with Airbus. As reported by Reuters, the Abu Dhabi-based carrier is looking to purchase more Airbus A350s... Read more »
With a large zone of operations to cover in the Southwest Pacific, the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) needs its fleet of NH90s to go the distance. Fortunately, the specialised military... Read more »
Our nation’s veterans have each, in their own ways, had an extraordinary impact on our country’s security and the protection of its citizens and freedom. After leaving the military, they return to... Read more »
As a pilot for the film and television industry, Fred North has made a career of flying in the most challenging situations, whilst never compromising on safety. His new worldwide mentoring programme... Read more »
You may know him as the European Space Agency astronaut who has spent close to 400 days onboard the International Space Station (ISS). But for the next few months, Thomas Pesquet is trading... Read more »
Imagine crewed helicopters that obtain information from drones without having to put themselves at risk, or uncrewed drones that transport supplies to troops deployed across wide areas without endangering the helicopter. The... Read more »
David Farman, Head of Training at SkyAlyne believes that the Canadian decision to replace its single engine training fleet with the twin-engine H135 signals the continuation of a larger trend. Military forces... Read more »
A year into service, the Airbus H160 is already meeting expectations for the Douane Française (the French Customs agency). The helicopter’s technological advancements are enhancing its operational performance and safety—opening doors to... Read more »
With the successful launch of the ESA Sentinel-1D satellite, the Airbus-built Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) onboard joins its siblings Sentinel-1A and Sentinel-1C, guaranteeing radar acquisition and continuity worldwide with a planned lifetime... Read more »
In mid-December 2024, Cyclone Chido unleashed its fury on Mayotte, a French overseas department located in the Mozambique Channel off Africa’s east coast. The storm plunged 320,000 residents into darkness, leaving many... Read more »