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Business & GA

Business Execs Mindful of Aviation Carbon Footprint, New Airbus Study says

LAS VEGAS – A new study commissioned by Airbus asked senior executives of large U.S. companies that use business aviation show the firms are well aware of their carbon footprints and want…

Unmanned

Two College Stadiums Adopt Anti-drone Tech from AeroDefense

LAS VEGAS -- The University of Washington’s Husky Stadium and Fresno State’s Valley Children’s Stadium have both deployed new drone detection systems to ward off unauthorized aerial incursions. College stadiums have been…

AI & Autonomy

Shield AI Launches Autonomy Product For Multiple V-BAT UAS

Having recently completed successful testing and demonstrations of its artificial intelligence piloting software for drone swarms, Shield AI has launched a new product that allows the company’s V-BAT uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) to…

Commercial

easyJet Partners with Airbus on Carbon-Removal Initiative

easyJet has become the world's first airline to ink a deal with Airbus for their novel carbon-removal initiative, part of the Airbus Carbon Capture Offer. This initiative harnesses Direct Air Carbon Capture…

Advanced Technology

Reliable Robotics Advances Autonomy Solution for U.S. Air Force

Reliable Robotics, a frontrunner in aircraft automation systems, is making headway towards a revolutionary autonomy solution tailored for the U.S. Air Force. With this advancement, the prospect of enabling autopilot throughout all…

Advanced Technology

Teledyne FLIR Introduces Advanced Image Processing with Prism ISP

This week, Teledyne FLIR, a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies, unveiled the inaugural version of its cutting-edge Prism ISP—a sophisticated Image Signal Processing software development kit (SDK) tailored for embedded systems. This SDK…

Advanced Technology

L3Harris, Leidos, and MAG Aerospace Collaborate on HADES Program

L3Harris Technologies, Leidos, and MAG Aerospace are joining forces to lead the advancement of the U.S. Army’s High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System (HADES) program. The collaboration aims to develop a fleet…

AI & Autonomy

Curtiss-Wright Awarded $34M Contract for Advanced Airborne Data Recorder Technology

Curtiss-Wright has secured a five-year, $34 million firm-fixed-price indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract with the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC). The contract encompasses providing Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) based airborne…

Military

U.S. Navy Awards Cockpit Modernization Contract to Northrop Grumman

Northrop Grumman will evolve the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye cockpit and computing architecture with Delta System Software Configuration 6 (DSSC 6) as part of a new contract awarded by the U.S. Navy, the…

Commercial

United Expands Fleet with Orders for 110 More Aircraft

Boeing and United Airlines announced on Tuesday that the airline is exercising options to order fifty 787-9 Dreamliners. Also on Tuesday, Airbus shared that United placed an order for 60 more A321neo…

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Business Execs Mindful of Aviation Carbon Footprint, New Airbus Study says

Business & GA

Business Execs Mindful of Aviation Carbon Footprint, New Airbus Study says

Unmanned

Two College Stadiums Adopt Anti-drone Tech from AeroDefense

AI & Autonomy

Shield AI Launches Autonomy Product For Multiple V-BAT UAS

Commercial

easyJet Partners with Airbus on Carbon-Removal Initiative

Advanced Technology

Reliable Robotics Advances Autonomy Solution for U.S. Air Force

Advanced Technology

Teledyne FLIR Introduces Advanced Image Processing with Prism ISP

Advanced Technology

L3Harris, Leidos, and MAG Aerospace Collaborate on HADES Program

AI & Autonomy

Curtiss-Wright Awarded $34M Contract for Advanced Airborne Data Recorder Technology

Military

U.S. Navy Awards Cockpit Modernization Contract to Northrop Grumman

Commercial

United Expands Fleet with Orders for 110 More Aircraft