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GA-ASI Lays Out No Date for Resumption Of YFQ-42A Flights After Mishap

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) has paused flight testing of the company’s YFQ-42A Dark Merlin prototype drone for the Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft program after a mishap about 1 p.m.…

Military

USAF Seeking Advanced IR Countermeasures For HH-60Ws

The Air Force is seeking industry feedback on an advanced infrared countermeasures system (AIRCM) that the service could use for its Lockheed Martin HH-60W Jolly Green II combat search and rescue (CSAR) helicopters. “The…

Military

Bell Taps RTX’s Collins Aerospace To Provide Key Systems For MV-75 FLRAA

RTX’s Collins Aerospace announced Monday it has secured multiple contracts from Bell to provide five key systems for the Army’s new MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA). Collins said it has…

Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence

How the Iran War Is Rewiring Avionics

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) The latest Middle East conflict has done what decades of airline risk modeling feared but never fully priced: it has snapped the global fuel…

Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence

Silicon Over Steel: The Avionics Reset That Stole the Show at ISTAT Americas 2026

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) From my perspective in covering the show as a reporter, the biggest avionics story to emerge from ISTAT Americas 2026 wasn’t a product launch,…

Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence

Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules of Turbulence—and Cockpits Are Playing Catch-Up

Global Avionics Round-Up from Aircraft Value News (AVN) For decades, turbulence was treated as a known nuisance—unpredictable, occasionally dangerous, but broadly manageable within the design assumptions of modern aircraft. Engineers modeled it,…

AI & Autonomy

Army’s SkyFoundry Plan To Build Own Cheap Drones Has ‘Evolved,’ Official Notes Commercial Involvement

The Army’s SkyFoundry initiative to manufacture thousands of its own cheap drones on a monthly basis has recently “evolved,” with an official telling sister publication Defense Daily the program is “100 percent a…

AI & Autonomy

With an Eye To CCA Increment 2, Talon IQ Conducts Test Flight

A “Talon IQ” Model 437 aircraft by Northrop Grumman‘s Scaled Composites has flown a mission autonomy test flight using the company’s Prism software and Hivemind software by Shield AI, the companies said on…

Military

Army Accepts First Optionally-Piloted Black Hawk, Will Inform Scaling Autonomy Across The Fleet

The Army announced Friday it has officially accepted the first Black Hawk helicopter outfitted to fly autonomously, with the plans for the aircraft to now undergo a “rigorous testing phase.” The H-60Mx,…

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GA-ASI Lays Out No Date for Resumption Of YFQ-42A Flights After Mishap

AI & Autonomy

GA-ASI Lays Out No Date for Resumption Of YFQ-42A Flights After Mishap

Military

USAF Seeking Advanced IR Countermeasures For HH-60Ws

Military

Bell Taps RTX’s Collins Aerospace To Provide Key Systems For MV-75 FLRAA

Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence

How the Iran War Is Rewiring Avionics

Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence

Silicon Over Steel: The Avionics Reset That Stole the Show at ISTAT Americas 2026

Global Aviation Round-Up from Aircraft Value Intelligence

Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules of Turbulence—and Cockpits Are Playing Catch-Up

AI & Autonomy

Army’s SkyFoundry Plan To Build Own Cheap Drones Has ‘Evolved,’ Official Notes Commercial Involvement

AI & Autonomy

With an Eye To CCA Increment 2, Talon IQ Conducts Test Flight

Military

Army Accepts First Optionally-Piloted Black Hawk, Will Inform Scaling Autonomy Across The Fleet