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Daily Briefs | Aviation Week Network Skip to main content Aviation Week Staff May 01, 2026 RTX/COLLINS AEROSPACE has $472.4m U.S. Army contract for work on…

The Houston Spaceport—which hosts lunar exploration activities for NASA, testing of advanced aerospace technologies, and other activities—has welcomed its newest tenant. Texas Southern University’s aviation program…

The European Commission has launched work on an EU Aviation and Aeronautics Strategy and is inviting the public and industry stakeholders to share their feedback through a call for…

Vern Raburn, founder of Eclipse Aviation and an early executive at Microsoft, died Saturday in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was 75. Raburn, who was named a…

Business aviation in Latin America is often discussed through anecdotes. A corporate executive needs to reach multiple mining operations in northern Chile in a single day.…

A reduction in the number of flights could have a knock-on effect on insurers, WTW warns      Related StoriesMarkel underwriting profits rise 77%Mapfre reports €311m in profits…

Ryanair group chief executive Michael O’Leary said the risk of a jet fuel supply shortage in Europe linked to Middle East tensions is easing, following updated…

There is something that no one warns you about when you enter the world of aviation: You are entering a world that quite possibly, is unlike…

A UK pilot plant will demonstrate the conversion of hard-to-recycle plastics into aviation fuel for certification testing Continue reading UK pilot facility converts waste plastic into…

Father’s Day is quickly approaching on June 15, and if you’re looking for the perfect gift for the aviation-loving dad in your life, we’ve got you…