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Australia’s first P2012 STOL to go to Horizon Airways, Tecnam says

Tecnam has identified Horizon Airways as the customer for Australia’s first P2012 STOL, according to company information. The aircraft is part of the Italian manufacturer’s twin-engine P2012 series, a nine-passenger, short takeoff and landing variant designed for regional operations from…

Swarm tech takes off

Swarm robotics and autonomous drone swarms are moving rapidly from laboratory research to operational reality, reshaping concepts of aviation, airspace management, and military operations. Swarm robotics, rooted in swarm intelligence principles, focuses on large numbers of autonomous robots that operate…

Muirhead Avionics secures ARC deal with Innovative Aerosystems

Muirhead Avionics, an AMETEK MRO business based near London Heathrow, has entered into a long-term agreement with Innovative Aerosystems (IA) to become an Authorised Repair Centre (ARC) for selected legacy avionics products. The deal covers equipment originally developed under Honeywell…

GE Aerospace Uses Generative AI to Accelerate Hypersonic Ramjet Design

GE Aerospace has completed preliminary design studies for a hypersonic dual-mode ramjet using a custom generative artificial intelligence tool, significantly compressing the early design cycle for high-speed propulsion systems. According to the company, the in-house application can generate hundreds of…

Allegiant–Sun Country: Manageable Fleet Integration Risks

The planned combination of Allegiant Air and Sun Country Airlines centers on building a larger, leisure-focused U.S. carrier while managing a complex but largely contained fleet integration. According to company disclosures, the merged airline is expected to begin with roughly…

FAA invests US$26 million in aviation talent pipeline

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is investing $26 million in efforts to build the next generation of aviation workers, part of a broader push to address long-term staffing needs across the industry. The funding will support programs aimed at attracting,…

Airbus and Lufthansa Technik expand AeroSHARK programme

Lufthansa Technik has started certification work to bring its AeroSHARK riblet film to the Airbus A330ceo, expanding the sharkskin-inspired drag-reduction program beyond Boeing 777 aircraft. The company is seeking a Supplemental Type Certificate for the A330-200 and A330-300, with completion…

Cebu Pacific to resume Manila–Dubai flights from July 2

Cebu Pacific is set to restore its Manila–Dubai route on July 2, ending a prolonged suspension of services to the United Arab Emirates triggered by security concerns and airspace restrictions in the Middle East. The low-cost carrier had halted all…

Glasgow Prestwick tops one million kg of salmon exports

Glasgow Prestwick Airport has passed the one million-kilogram mark for Scottish salmon exports since the start of 2026, underscoring its growing role in long-haul perishables traffic to Asia. The year-to-date total represents around 1,000 tonnes of salmon moving through the…

Emirates launches $5.1bn engineering mega-hub at Dubai South

Emirates has broken ground on a $5.1 billion engineering complex at Dubai South, a project the airline says will become one of the world’s largest and most advanced aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul facilities. The development, awarded to China Railway…

Honduras Adds New Iberojet Frequency on Madrid–Palmerola Route

The government of Honduras has announced an additional Iberojet frequency between Spain and Honduras, expanding nonstop connectivity on the Madrid–Palmerola route. President Nasry Asfura confirmed the decision this week as part of broader efforts to improve the country’s international air…