Browsing: AI & Autonomy

Along the Vetrivier (Vet River) in South Africa, a patchwork of circular and rectangular fields spreads across what is otherwise a semi-arid part of the Free…

First Take, June 1, 2026 | Aviation Week Skip to main content Graham Warwick May 29, 2026 Credit: Hermeus DEFENSE Hermeus flew its Quarterhorse Mk 2.1…

INKAS Defense and Aerospace has developed a high-speed AI-enabled interceptor drone, officially launched today (May 28) at CANSEC 2026 in Ottawa. The INKAS ANURI UAV is…

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a new airworthiness directive for 610 US-registered Bombardier Challenger 600-series aircraft after an in-flight flap malfunction raised concerns about…

Boeing engineers at the company’s Oklahoma City site recently completed a preliminary design review to put the Load Adaptable Modular (LAM) pylon on the U.S. Air Force…

The land is always changing, sometimes by human hands: cities are built, farms expanded, and forests logged. Other changes lie mostly outside people’s control: wildfires burn…

MHIRJ Bolsters CRJ Aftermarket Support | Aviation Week Skip to main content Sean Broderick May 28, 2026 Reimagined cabins in CRJ200s give the venerable airframes new…

ENAIRE and SkyGrid have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster collaboration in the field of U-space and Innovative Air Mobility (IAM) in Spain. The…

The Czech Ministry of Interior and Airbus have signed a contract for 11 five-bladed H145s to replace the Czech Police Aviation Service’s nine H135 family helicopters.…

In May 2026, the Global Volcanism Program reported nine actively erupting volcanoes in Indonesia—more than any other country at the time. Such activity is typical for…