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AI & Autonomy

Airbus Flight Tests Unmanned Helicopter With Shield AI’s Autonomy Pilot

Airbus Group’s U.S. defense business recently conducted the first flight test of an unmanned H145 helicopter using an autonomy pilot software from Shield AI in support of a Marine Corps aerial logistics…

Military

Sikorsky’s Nabs $43 Million Black Hawk Upgrade Deal For ‘Digital Backbone,’ Launched Effects Work

The Army has awarded Sikorsky a $43 million deal for an array of modernization engineering efforts for the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter, to include airframe enhancements, building out a “digital backbone” capability…

AI & Autonomy

Merlin to Integrate Its Mission Autonomy Software Onto Northrop Grumman M437

Boston-based Merlin said on July 30 that it is to integrate its Merlin Pilot autonomy software for Northrop Grumman‘s Beacon testbed project using the Scaled Composites Model 437 (M437) aircraft. Merlin said…

AI & Autonomy

Cleared to Roll: How Autonomous Taxiing and Smart Avionics Are Shaping Aircraft Values

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) The aircraft of the future won’t just fly itself…it will taxi itself, too. Autonomous taxiing technology is no longer a science project confined to…

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)

Avionics in Sync: Why Standardization at Multimodal Hubs Is Lifting Aircraft Values

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) As global cities grow into dense logistics ecosystems, the line between air travel, rail, sea, and road transportation continues to blur. This fusion is…

Connectivity

Flying at 5G Speed: How Next-Gen Connectivity Is Affecting Aircraft Avionics and Values

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) The global aviation sector is in the midst of a seismic technological shift as aircraft manufacturers, regulators, and service providers move to integrate fifth…

Military

Senate Appropriators Back Army ATI Cuts But Knock ‘Disjointed Rollout,’ Rebuke Plan To End T901 Engine

The Senate Appropriations Committee has backed most of the Army’s divestments as part of its new transformation initiative, while its defense spending bill rebukes a plan to end development of the new…

Military

Red Cat Expects LRIP Order Soon For Army’s SRR Small Drone, ‘Aggressive’ Ramp Up In FY ‘26

Red Cat Holdings has said it’s expecting a low-rate production order “very soon” for the Army’s Short Range Reconnaissance (SRR) small drone program, noting the service’s plan for a “significant” fielding ramp…

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AI & Autonomy

Airbus Flight Tests Unmanned Helicopter With Shield AI’s Autonomy Pilot

Military

Sikorsky’s Nabs $43 Million Black Hawk Upgrade Deal For ‘Digital Backbone,’ Launched Effects Work

AI & Autonomy

Merlin to Integrate Its Mission Autonomy Software Onto Northrop Grumman M437

AI & Autonomy

Cleared to Roll: How Autonomous Taxiing and Smart Avionics Are Shaping Aircraft Values

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN)

Avionics in Sync: Why Standardization at Multimodal Hubs Is Lifting Aircraft Values

Connectivity

Flying at 5G Speed: How Next-Gen Connectivity Is Affecting Aircraft Avionics and Values

Military

Senate Appropriators Back Army ATI Cuts But Knock ‘Disjointed Rollout,’ Rebuke Plan To End T901 Engine

Military

Red Cat Expects LRIP Order Soon For Army’s SRR Small Drone, ‘Aggressive’ Ramp Up In FY ‘26