Browsing: AI & Autonomy

On the southeastern coast of Anglesey, an island off the coast of mainland Wales, lies a little town with a big name. Following a Welsh tradition of…

Tariffs Become Supreme Uncertainty For The Aerospace Industry | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Michael Bruno March 05, 2026 Trump has threatened regulatory action…

Embraer and Valkyrie Aero are partnering to bring Artificial Intelligence‑enabled Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) capabilities to the A-29 Super Tucano through Valkyrie’s Gunslinger. Valkyrie’s proprietary…

Saab has said Canada could play a role in the development of future sixth-generation combat aircraft technologies, as Ottawa continues to review the scope of its planned acquisition of F-35A…

The Safety Management TeB is (i) advising the Member States on the implementation and maintenance of their State Safety Programmes by exchanging information and addressing implementation…

Dating back centuries, salt-crusted plains in present-day Oklahoma held great value to native tribes and, later, to homesteaders. People used the inland supply of salt in…

Transport Canada Takes ‘Rare’ Action With Gulfstream Certification | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Molly McMillin March 04, 2026 President Trump threatened in January…

The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) intends to run a 12-month trial of a Light UAS Operator Certificate (LUC) framework for UAS operators. The LUC concept…

AirAsia announced a string of new routes and added frequencies across its Australian network, while simultaneously stepping back from one of its smaller outposts. The airline’s…

EASA issued a Conflict Zone Information Bulletin (CZIB) for the Middle East and Persian Gulf on Saturday February 28, with validity until Monday March 2, 2026.…