jueves, 26 de febrero de 2026

Europe struggles to stockpile fast-changing drones

House rejects bill requiring aircraft locator systems to prevent midair collisions like last year’s

Here’s Our First Look At The YFQ-44A Fury Fighter Drone Carrying An AIM-120 Missile

F-35 Tested with AI-Enhanced Combat Identification Capability

Skunk Works/Lockheed Martin Tests combat missile evasion AI on X-62 VISTA

MC-21 aircraft ‘freed’ from foreign composites — UAC

Russia nationalizes critical air travel distribution and settlement infrastructure

US E-7 Wedgetail prototypes advance despite Pentagon opposition

Introducing the “Ursa Major HAVOC Missile System”: A Medium-Range, Affordable Hypersonic Capability

INSIGHT-How China is masking drone flights in potential Taiwan rehearsal

HONG KONG--A large Chinese military drone has conducted regular flights over the South China Sea in recent months while transmitting false transponder signals that made it appear to be other aircraft, including a sanctioned Belarusian cargo plane and a British Typhoon fighter jet.

Rolls-Royce completes key F130 altitude and operability testing, advancing U.S. Air Force B-52J program

Powering the Next Phase of Collaborative Combat Aircraft: A conversation with Kaare Erickson, Rolls-Royce

DIRECT HIT IN AIR-TO-AIR ENGAGEMENT WITH EREN MUNITION FROM BAYRAKTAR AKINCI

FLAWLESS PERFORMANCE BY BAYRAKTAR TB3 UCAV IN THE HARSH CONDITIONS OF THE BALTIC SEA

Autonomous Air Force Fighter Drones Are Being Put to the Test

Archer Accuses Vertical of Ripping Off Electric Air Taxi Design

Uber and Joby Aviation Unveil Integrated All-Electric Air Taxi Service for Global Urban Travel

Separate F-16 Fighter Jet Crashes Reported in Turkey and South Korea

FAA Orders Emergency Inspections for Boeing 757s After Wing Cracks Discovered

IAG Cargo launches 24/7 global AOG service as demand for rapid aircraft recovery grows

Robinson Plans to Disrupt Australian Skyline: All-New R88 to Debut at RotorTech 2026

Stanford researchers and Air Force partner to test AI copilots

Edwards launches “Game of Drones” to help deliver Drone Dominance for the Warfighter

miércoles, 25 de febrero de 2026

Airbus desarrolla el A400M como avión nodriza (Portaaviones aéreos 36)

False bomb threat at Brussels Airport prompts security response, no evacuation required

[Youtube] TECNAM AIRCRAFT UNVEILS “MOSAIK59” PRODUCT LINE

[USA-FAA Mosaic] TECNAM AIRCRAFT UNVEILS “MOSAIK59” PRODUCT LINE

ecnam Aircraft has announced its full readiness to lead the transformative new era of flight brought about by the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) regulations. To meet the demands of this historic regulatory shift, Tecnam is proud to introduce MOSAIK59, a dedicated product family engineered specifically to maximize the new privileges available to Sport Pilots and the wider aviation community.

The MOSAIC rules fundamentally redefine the concept of Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) by replacing rigid weight limits with performance-based criteria, including the allowance of four-seat aircraft, retractable landing gear, constant-speed propellers, and multi-engine configurations.


Lawmakers Approve Bill Renaming Palm Beach Airport After Trump

Military Helicopter Crash in Iranian Fruit Market Leaves Four Dead

Top Aces Wins $33M Contract to Train Argentine F-16 Instructor Pilots

Bullet holes found on American Airlines 737 MAX 8 after Colombia flight; aircraft grounded in Dallas

U.S. House of Representatives rejects Senate-backed ROTOR Act in partisan air safety clash

The House on Tuesday voted 264–133 against the ROTOR Act, Ted Cruz's bipartisan air safety legislation co-sponsored with Maria Cantwell Sam Graves and Armed Services Chair Mike Rogers (NTSB). The bill aimed at addressing the January 2025 disaster near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, which killed 67 people. NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy noted that ALERT […] https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/u-s-house-of-representatives-rejects-senate-backed-rotor-act-in-partisan-air-safety-clash/

Qantas denies replacing head office jobs with AI

General Atomics Is Turning The MQ-9 Reaper Family Of Drones Into "Cruise Missile Trucks"

martes, 24 de febrero de 2026

Exclusive: Iran nears deal to buy supersonic anti-ship missiles from China | Reuters

Upgraded F-22 “Raptor 2.0” Details Seen In New Model

Bayraktar Akinci Expands Its Arsenal, Using Eren Munition to Knock Down a Shahed-Shaped Target

China Mobilizes Thousands of "Fishing" Boats to Practice Naval Blockade

GA-ASI Develops Long-Range Weapons Capabilities for MQ-9B - Naval News

India Considers Joining 6th-Gen Fighter Collaboration with France-Germany - Indian Defence Research Wing

L3Harris eyes more SkyWarden (armed AirTractor) roles with gun pod, long-range weapons and SIGINT sensor

Inside the PLA’s push for collaborative combat aircraft

U.S. and Dutch Pilots Allegedly Flying Ukrainian F-16s in Combat, Sources Say

No, You Can’t Just ‘Jailbreak’ the F-35

Pratt & Whitney Shows F-47-Like Fighter in Latest XA103 Adaptive Engine Video

U.S. Navy Seeking Anti-Radiation Missile Which Can Also Kill Airborne Radars

Ukrainian Air Force F-16 Captured Shooting Down Russian Target with APKWS II

Russia’s UAC adds IL-114-300 to Indian production plan alongside Superjet

We Fly: ScaleWings SW-51 (P-51 CFRP replica) Is So Real, It’s Surreal

Ukraine Strikes Russian Naval Assets and Rare Anti-Submarine Aircraft in Occupied Crimea

Northrop Grumman Accelerates B-21 Raider Production to Deliver Next-Generation Stealth Bomber Faster

F-22 Raptor and MQ-20 Avenger Achieve Major Breakthrough in Autonomous Manned-Unmanned Teaming

Northrop Grumman Accelerates B-21 Raider Production to Deliver Next-Generation Stealth Bomber Faster

El Orfeó Català emociona a 35.000 pies de altura con una actuación a bordo en el vuelo directo Barcelona-Los Ángeles de LEVEL

Adani and Embraer advance E175 Final Assembly Line plans in India to boost regional aviation ecosystem

Myanmar National Airlines ATR 72 struck by kamikaze drones at Myitkyina Airport

NASA Releases Report on Starliner Crewed Flight Test Investigation

Airbus unveils next generation rotorcraft concepts for NATO studies

Self-Healing Composite Can Make Airplane, Automobile and Spacecraft Components Last for Centuries

GE Aerospace and Kratos Win U.S. Air Force Award to Design Engine for Expendable Collaborative Combat Aircraft

lunes, 23 de febrero de 2026

Defensa de buques con plataformas autónomas remolcadas

New Snich Evasion System Saves Ukraine Recon Drone From Four Russian FPV Interceptor Strikes

Deviro published video footage showing the drone maneuvering to evade approaching interceptors. The company stated that during the mission, the Leleka-100 successfully avoided three separate interception…






US military airlifts small reactor as Trump pushes to quickly deploy nuclear power : NPR

US Space Force Wants to Field More Battle Management Tools Faster

Tu-160M Deal Off the Table as IAF Clarifies Operational Requirements - Indian Defence Research Wing

Tu-160M Deal Off the Table as IAF Clarifies Operational Requirements - Indian Defence Research Wing

viernes, 20 de febrero de 2026

AH-64 Apache: de caza tanques a caza drones especializado

Embraer, Mahindra plan C-390 MRO facility for India air force bid | Flight Global

U.S. Deploys Nearly 40% of AWACS Fleet to Europe and Middle East Amid Rising Iran Tensions – Aviation News

Berlin Denies Reports of Expanded F-35 Purchase Amid Tensions with France – Aviation News

Russian MOD Shows U.S. F-35, F-16 Intercepting Tu-95MS And Su-35S Off Alaska

Russian Patrol Aircraft Tracked Inside Alaska Air Defense Zone – Aviation News

Turkey Accelerates Fifth-Generation Kaan Fighter with New Prototypes for 2026 Tests – Aviation News

Collins Aerospace Successfully Tests Sidekick Autonomy Software on YFQ-42A Jet – Aviation News

Embraer and Northrop Grumman Join Forces for KC-390 Tanker with Boom Refueling System

India's Air Power Future: Why Converting Tejas to AI-Piloted Autonomous Fighters Could Keep the IAF Ahead in the 2040s

Air Force Developing AI Chatbot for Student Pilots

Redbull aterriza y despega un avión desde un tren

Presentación de la Festa al Cel 2026, en Salou

Russian Geran-2 Drones Almost Entirely Assembled from Western Components

jueves, 19 de febrero de 2026

FAA proposes 767-300F cargo fitting inspections amid material concerns

Stretched A350-1000 is ‘natural evolution’ but not a priority: Airbus chief

Airbus bids for central role in revitalised European defence market

Airbus Open to Dual Fighter Path in FCAS Programme – Aviation News

DHL Group launches pharma air bridge between Brussels Airport and Cincinnati

Pima Air and Space Museum Restores a Bf 109 F-4 and Builds an Me 262 - Vintage Aviation News

Airbus Subsidiary AALTO HAPS to Establish Stratospheric Hub in Northern Australia

US Sends F-22s, F-16s and Naval Forces to Middle East as Iran Tensions Rise

German Chancellor Casts Doubt on European FCAS Fighter Jet Unity

Electra Partners with Virginia to Launch First U.S. All-Weather Air Mobility Network

DARPA Advances X-68A LongShot Toward 2026 Flight Tests to Revolutionize Air Combat

Germany Considers Expanding F-35 Fleet Amid European Fighter Delays

Vietnam Airlines Finalizes Order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX Airplanes

Air Astana Orders Up to 15 787, Sun PhuQuoc Airways orders for Up to 40 787;

Pima Air and Space Museum Restores a Bf 109 F-4 and Builds an Me 262 - Vintage Aviation News

U.S. Congress Wants FAA to Simplify Electric Air Taxi Certification

‘Air Force Two’ Spotted With New Presidential Livery

NTSB Issues Recommendations After Fatal D.C. Collision

Airports and Airlines Call for Immediate Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) Review Ahead of Peak Summer Months Traffic

[IATA] Airlines Call for Annual 4.9% Reduction in Spanish Airport Charges

Airbus reports Full-Year (FY) 2025 results

Airbus a obtenu la certification de type de Transports Canada pour le H175

Tata Advanced Systems inaugurates Airbus H125 helicopter production line to boost India’s vertical-lift capabilities

Final Boeing 787-8 test aircraft retires after 16 years in service

Launch window opens for Australian hypersonic flight milestone

The flight is scheduled for no earlier than late February, launching aboard Rocket Lab's "That's Not A Knife" mission from Launch Complex 2 at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport, operated by the Virginia Spaceport Authority

Internal weapons slated for Ghost Bat in Block 3 upgrades

Air New Zealand concludes electric aircraft trial

The NZ carrier's demonstrator battery-electric BETA ALIA CX300, N401NZ, completed 100 flights totalling 13,000 kilometres over the course of the testing period, visiting 12 airports and aerodromes across the country. Two Air New Zealand pilots and eight BETA Technologies pilots participated.

RAAF Poseidons deploy to Philippines for maritime co-operation

[UK] Enemy weapons detector in the hands of soldiers five years early

New acoustic weapon detection system will help keep soldier safe on the battlefield by helping to locate and target positions of enemy gunfire, mortars and explostions.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/enemy-weapons-detector-in-the-hands-of-soldiers-five-years-early

Pulling Guard program, an unmanned towed armed system to protect surface vessels

USA Pressuring Saudi Arabia to Abandon Pakistani and Turkish Fighter Jets

Washington has already managed to obtain guarantees from the Saudi side that it will not purchase Pakistani JF-17 aircraft. 

Currently, the USA is most concerned about Saudi Arabia's potential participation in Turkey's program to create the fifth-generation KAAN fighter jet.

https://militarnyi.com/en/news/usa-saudi-arabia-pakistani-turkish-jets/





martes, 17 de febrero de 2026

Pentagon official blesses Europe’s push to spend defense money at home

If countries spend 3.5% or 5% on defense, "we understand that you're going to need to indigenize a large fraction of that production," Elbridge Colby, the under secretary of defense for policy, said at a Feb. 13 side event of the Munich Security Conference.

"Otherwise people in Germany or Poland or whatever are going to say: 'Why are we only sending money across the Atlantic?'"


https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2026/02/16/pentagon-official-blesses-europes-push-to-spend-defense-money-at-home/




AH-64 Apache Is Getting Proximity Fuzed 30mm Cannon Ammo For Swatting Down Drones

The Flying Tiger Line: How a Wartime Legacy Shaped Global Air Cargo - Vintage Aviation News

U.S. Air Force validates open architecture, expands Collaborative Combat Aircraft ecosystem

viernes, 13 de febrero de 2026

Exclusive: Jet engine maker CFM studies plan B for next fuel-saving design, sources say | Reuters

India approves INR3.6 trillion arms package including Rafales, P-8Is

Air Force validates open architecture, expands Collaborative Combat Aircraft ecosystem

The CCA program validates a modular, open-systems approach, allowing the Air Force to rapidly integrate the best technology from any vendor to equip the warfighter faster.
https://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/4405471/air-force-validates-open-architecture-expands-collaborative-combat-aircraft-eco/

Starfighters Finalizes Wind Tunnel Test Campaign for STARLAUNCH 1 - Vintage Aviation News

ENGRT II: Airbus and Leonardo Lead EU Next-Generation Rotorcraft Technologies for 2040 Military Autonomy



Airbus Helicopters and Leonardo Helicopters have launched ENGRT II, the next phase of the European Next Generation Rotorcraft Technologies project. The three-year, EU-funded initiative shifts from research and technology to research and development to mature capabilities for Europe's defence needs. Led by Airbus with Leonardo as co-lead, it unites a 53-member consortium across 12 EU states to advance two architectures: the Racer-derived compound rotorcraft and a tilt-rotor concept. The programme also targets AI-driven cognitive cockpits, crewed–uncrewed teaming, secure cyber-communications, and resilient logistics, aiming to replace and augment fleets after 2040 and maintain Europe's vertical-lift edge.

India Approves $39 Billion Deal for 114 Rafale Fighter Jets to Modernize Air Force

Electra Secures U.S. Patents to Protect Hybrid-Electric EL9 Ultra-Short Takeoff Aircraft

HENSOLDT and Helsing Partner to Develop AI-Enabled Combat Air Systems for Europe

European Commission unveils action plan to counter growing drone threats

NTSB: Missed turbulence warning led to serious injuries on United Boeing 777

Brussels Airlines has introduced a brand-new Belgian Icon aircraft, unveiling a special “Tintin (Gravity)” livery

Arik B737 near Benin City on Feb 11th 2026, left engine cover separated in flight

40 years ago: Remember Challenger and her crew

Tethered blimp Megawatt-Class High-Altitude Wind Power System Jointly Developed by Tsinghua EEA Successfully Completed Maiden Flight in Xinjiang

Raytheon Coyote UAV interceptor downs drone swarms with electromagnetic weapon

NASA Aims to Advance Hypersonic Flight Testing with New Awards 

NASA Completes First Flight of Laminar Flow Scaled Wing Design - NASA

What caused the sudden and confusing closure of El Paso's airspace | PBS News

jueves, 12 de febrero de 2026

El ejército del aire prueba los motores de sus cazas con SAF

A European fighter-jet partnership is verging on a break-up

Germany considers joining GCAP fighter project with Japan, U.K. and Italy - The Japan Times

Pruebas con combustible sostenible en un Eurofighter en la Base Aérea de Torrejón

Durante esta semana, se están realizando pruebas en la Base Aérea de Torrejón para verificar si con el empleo de biocombustible SAF se emite menos infrarrojo que con el combustible convencional, para lo que es necesario realizar los tests por la noche, evitando así la radiación solar, y al aire libre, lo que unido a determinadas condiciones meteorológicas hace que el ruido producido pueda llegar a ser perceptible desde algunos núcleos de población limítrofes.

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miércoles, 11 de febrero de 2026

« Le drone d’hier qu’on aura peut-être demain » : la France tout près de s’éjecter de l’Eurodrone

La visión de Airbus acerca del combate aéreo colaborativo


Airbus ha hecho pública su visión acerca de las aeronaves no tripuladas de combate colaborativo (CCA), antes llamadas puntos fieles (loyal wingman), y queremos compartirlo con vosotros, traduciendo su nota…
https://blog.sandglasspatrol.com/la-vision-de-airbus-acerca-del-combate-aereo-colaborativo/



Saudi Arabian Military’s Modernization in the Spotlight at World Defense Show

INFORMATION WARFARE: Chinese Satellites Targeting for Russia

How Drones Are Reshaping the Olympic Viewing Experience

EASA to tailor flight-time limitation rules for air taxi and emergency medical operations

Somalian Fokker 50 badly damaged after overrunning onto Mogadishu beach

US planemaker Boeing plans to open fourth 737 production line in midsummer

USMC Advances MUX Program with GA-ASI YFQ-42A Testing

Advanced hydrogen fuel cell materials and lightweight composites bring non-stop, emissions-free aviation closer to reality

Advanced hydrogen fuel cell materials and lightweight composites bring non-stop, emissions-free aviation closer to reality Belgian chemical giant Syensqo has marked the second anniversary of its strategic partnership with Climate Impulse by confirming a decisive technological breakthrough for the ambitious project: its Aquivion® ion-exchange polymer has now been validated for use in the aircraft's fuel […]

Brussels mayors protest continued use of RNP 07 approach: “Aircraft every four minutes over our heads”

Lufthansa faces nationwide disruption on Thursday as pilots and cabin crew announce 24-hour strike

[Australia] Flight training under the microscope after fatal Gippsland crash

Natilus Unveils New Enhancements to its Hyper-Efficient HORIZON EVO Passenger Aircraft as it Readies For FAA Certification and Commercial Fleet Integration

Natilus Raises $28 Million Series A to Commercialize Family of Hyper-Efficient Blended-Wing Aircraft

martes, 10 de febrero de 2026

Electric vertical takeoff aircraft completes first public test flight in Munich | Reuters

La falta de pilotos de avión pone en jaque al sector en 2026


Nota de Prensa de Lourdes Carmona

  • La falta de pilotos de avión pone en jaque al sector en 2026: "Hay muchas jubilaciones y no hay temporada valle"
  • El sector aeronáutico demanda más pilotos para cubrir necesidades
  • La comandante Lourdes Carmona explica que es una profesión volátil y la formación requiere una inversión
  • Antes del coronavirus ya se alertaba de esta situación

Madrid, 26 de diciembre de 2025-. Sin pilotos no hay aviones. Es la conclusión a la que llegan en el sector aeronáutico, que viene señalando la falta de pilotos para poder cumplir con la alta demanda que hay a lo largo del año. La comandante Lourdes Carmona detalla que es algo que se venía advirtiendo desde antes de la crisis del coronavirus, pero que se ha acentuado tras la pandemia por la gran cantidad de viajes que se realizan.
 
Este problema no es exclusivo de España. La aerolínea suiza Swissha anunció la cancelación de más de 1.000 vuelos durante unos meses por la escasez de pilotos. A nivel internacional, hay estadísticas que señalan la necesidad de incorporar 60.000 pilotos para 2030. Mientras siguen sin tomarse medidas, la situación se ha agravado. "Hay una alta demanda de usuarios de avión, hay un crecimiento de las aerolíneas y hay largas colas de producción para la entrega de aeronaves. Y ya no hay temporada valle", explica Carmona, con más de 30 años de experiencia a los mandos de aviones comerciales.
 
Según indica la comandante, "los aviones ahora van llenos en cualquier época del año y los aeropuertos son transitados al límite de su máxima capacidad de forma continua. Las jornadas ya no son tan puntuales como antes, ahora hay trabajo todo el año y es una demanda que hay que cubrir con nuevos puestos".
 
Sin embargo, hay varias complicaciones para incorporar nuevos pilotos. La primera y más importante, es que "son muchas las jubilaciones que se están produciendo e irán a más, por lo que se necesita de golpe un gran número de nuevas incorporaciones". A ello hay que  sumarle que "la formación no está al alcance de todo el mundo, porque las horas de vuelo son caras y no hay becas que ayuden a la formación aeronáutica".
 
La falta de recursos de los jóvenes, muy lastrados en países como España por la subida de precios y el desempleo, hace que dependan de sus padres. Y aquí surge otro problema: "Hay muchos pilotos jóvenes a los que sus padres les han pedido estudios universitarios como condición para pagarles la licencia, porque consideran que la profesión puede ser muy volátil y con perspectivas laborales poco atractivas si hay un parón en el sector".  
 
Carmona, que también tiene experiencia formando pilotos, aclara que ese escenario no se va a dar. "A medio y largo plazo no se ve un posible estancamiento del sector. Los vuelos siguen creciendo y solo una crisis puntual como la del coronavirus puede parar. La incertidumbre es normal porque está en todos los sectores, pero la realidad es que se necesitan muchos pilotos y la empleabilidad es prácticamente del 100%".
 
Entre las soluciones, subraya la comandante, están la de promover ayudas para acceder a estas formaciones. "No todo el mundo puede costearse una formación como esta. Además, aunque las condiciones laborales generalmente son buenas, hay muchos jóvenes que ya analizan cuánto tardarían en recuperar la inversión. Es un paso importante y es comprensible que haya gente con dudas".
 
En 2026, con el turismo continuando con su desarrollo, se esperan los mismos o más vuelos. Pero, evidentemente, será con menos pilotos de los necesarios para cubrir la demanda.  
 
 
Sobre Lourdes Carmona:

Lourdes Carmona es una comandante de vuelo española con más de 30 años de experiencia que ejerce de piloto comercial internacional y de instructora en una escuela de vuelo. Además, compagina su trayectoria como piloto con su mentoría para empresarios y directivos, participando en conferencias en Europa, Sudamérica y Norteamérica.

Lourdes Carmona está certificada como entrenadora de potencial humano en la metodología de éxito de Jack Canfield, colaborando con la Universidad Miguel Hernández, con Airpull Aviation Academy, con EDEM y con diferentes delegaciones del Gobierno de España.
 
 



Ukraine opens up arms exports, seeking to cash in on wartime technology | Reuters

Alejandra Moore Mayorga, primera mujer española en ocupar una Vicepresidencia de la FAI CIVA desde su creación

Un nuevo hito para el vuelo acrobático español y para la representación femenina en la aviación deportiva internacional

Madrid, 10 de febrero de 2026 – La Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) ha confirmado el nombramiento de Alejandra Moore Mayorga como Vicepresidenta Primera de la Comisión Internacional de Vuelo Acrobático (CIVA) para un mandato de 2 años. Con esta designación, Alex se convierte en la primera mujer española en ocupar una Vicepresidencia de la CIVA desde la creación de este órgano, responsable del desarrollo, la regulación y la promoción del vuelo acrobático a nivel mundial.

Fundada en 1905, la Federación Aeronáutica Internacional (FAI) es el organismo mundial que rige, regula y certifica los deportes aéreos y los récords aeronáuticos y espaciales, y actúa como máxima autoridad en el ámbito de la aviación deportiva y la aeronáutica internacional. Es una organización no gubernamental y sin ánimo de lucro, reconocida por el Comité Olímpico Internacional (COI). Con más de un siglo de historia, la FAI agrupa a federaciones nacionales de todo el mundo y coordina competiciones, comisiones técnicas y políticas deportivas que abarcan múltiples disciplinas aéreas: aeromodelismo, aerostación, ala delta, drones, helicópteros, paracaidismo, parapente, paramotor, ultraligeros, vuelo acrobático, vuelo a vela, vuelo con motor y todas las demás actividades aeronáuticas y récords espaciales.

El nombramiento de Alejandra representa un hito histórico tanto para el deporte aéreo español como para la presencia femenina en los órganos de gobierno de la aviación deportiva internacional, reforzando el papel de España dentro de la estructura de decisión de la FAI y subrayando el avance hacia una gobernanza más diversa e inclusiva.

Moore, con una sólida trayectoria en la gestión deportiva aérea, es Presidenta de la Comisión Nacional de Vuelo Acrobático y representante de Mujer y Deporte en la Real Federación Aeronáutica Española (RFAE). Asimismo, ejerce como Delegada de España ante la CIVA, participando activamente en la evolución normativa y estratégica del vuelo acrobático a nivel internacional.

A estas funciones se suma su labor como Delegada española ante la Air Sport General Commission (CASI), el principal órgano regulador de la FAI, desde el que contribuye a la elaboración de normativas, estándares técnicos y políticas deportivas que afectan al conjunto de los deportes aéreos a escala global.

La elección de Moore como Vicepresidenta Primera de la CIVA para 2026-2028 refuerza la presencia española en los foros internacionales de decisión, consolida la proyección exterior del vuelo acrobático nacional y supone un referente para futuras generaciones de mujeres vinculadas a la aviación ligera y al deporte aéreo de alto nivel.

Con este nombramiento, España afianza su liderazgo en el ámbito del vuelo acrobático internacional y avanza hacia una representación más equilibrada en las estructuras de gobierno del deporte aéreo mundial.

Alejandra comenta: "España vive una época de crecimiento, tanto en la competición como en la gestión del deporte aéreo, con más medallas, récords y presencia en los órganos de dirección, fruto de la inversión y dedicación personal de muchos. Disfrutamos de una gran ventaja, dado que la aviación deportiva es, por naturaleza, un espacio de igualdad, donde el mérito, la formación y la excelencia técnica son los verdaderos motores del progreso. Desde la Vicepresidencia de la CIVA, el reto es seguir impulsando un desarrollo seguro, diverso y competitivo del vuelo acrobático, garantizando un futuro de oportunidades para deportistas con talento."

"Los deportes aéreos son espectaculares, exigentes y profundamente inspiradores. Mi objetivo es seguir acercándolos a nuevas generaciones, facilitando el acceso, la visibilidad y el conocimiento de unas disciplinas que tienen un enorme potencial de crecimiento en todo el mundo y especialmente en España."

Biografía

Alejandra Moore Mayorga cuenta con una amplia trayectoria en la gestión, promoción y desarrollo del vuelo acrobático tanto a nivel nacional como internacional desde 1995; responsable de la organización de 11 ediciones del Campeonato de España de Vuelo Acrobático (CEVA) y Open de España y Jefe del Equipo Nacional de Vuelo Acrobático (ENVA) desde 2008.

Durante su mandato como responsable de Mujer y Deporte la RFAE ha contribuido a que más de 20 pilotos mujeres en 4 disciplinas avancen tanto en tecnificación como en competición.

Como promotora del vuelo acrobático, la ejecutiva ha impulsado el crecimiento y la visibilidad de esta disciplina en España, Portugal y Latinoamérica, contribuyendo tanto a su desarrollo deportivo como a su difusión social. En este ámbito, también coproduce proyectos para el canal Gear Up TV, una plataforma audiovisual especializada en deporte aeronáutico que ofrece retransmisiones en directo, entrevistas a pilotos, documentales y contenidos didácticos, con alcance global.

QinetiQ upgrades Diamond DA62 aircraft with new ISR kit

PLA Navy’s J-15 Reportedly Seen Carrying YJ-15 Anti-Ship Missile for the First Time

Boeing Australia’s MQ-28 Ghost Bat stealth drone is getting another upgrade as it moves closer to operational capability.

Report: Trump Looks to Put His Name on Washington Dulles

President Donald Trump is reportedly considering unfreezing billions of dollars for a critical New York infrastructure project, on two conditions—both Washington Dulles International Airport (KIAD) and Penn Station must be named after him.
https://www.flyingmag.com/report-trump-looks-to-put-his-name-on-washington-dulles/

Boeing to Modernize Flight Deck for C-17

Cuba’s capital airport declares jet fuel unavailable as energy crisis deepens

COMAC revs up C929 design and testing phase

The daily reported that the Chinese manufacturer is marshalling its resources and mobilising stakeholders to roll out the C929 on schedule or even earlier, if possible. In parallel, specialists from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) are involved in the aircraft's development, assessing designs, offering feedback, and moving some certification reviews ahead....
https://www.ch-aviation.com/news/163658-comac-revs-up-c929-design-and-testing-phase

Airbus Unveils AI-Driven ‘Mindshare’ Software to Revolutionize Autonomous Collaborative Combat

Cuba Faces Total Aviation Fuel Depletion as U.S. Sanctions Choke Energy Lifelines

Light plane crashes into ocean south of Adelaide, three dead

A light aircraft plunged into the ocean off South Australia's coast near Long Bay, south of Adelaide, on Friday afternoon, prompting a major search and rescue operation. Authorities later confirmed that all three people on board were found dead — the experienced 53-year-old pilot and his two teenage passengers. The aircraft, a single-engine light plane, […] https://www.aviation24.be/miscellaneous/accidents/light-plane-crashes-into-ocean-south-of-adelaide-three-dead/

Polish airports temporarily closed for military operations amid Russian strikes in Ukraine

Australian firm signs major counter-drone deal in Singapore

Lockheed Martin presents UAV-launching underwater drone

lunes, 9 de febrero de 2026

Sener presenta internacionalmente a RAZOR, UAV multi propósito de nueva generación

Durante el World Defense Show, que se celebra estos días en Riad, Sener ha presentado su plataforma autónoma multipropósito de nueva generación, SRC-100 Razor, diseñada para responder a las necesidades actuales operativas de las fuerzas armadas. Con este lanzamiento, Sener refuerza su posición como referente internacional en el desarrollo y producción de sistemas autónomos y remote carriers.

Razor, fabricado íntegramente en España y con solo 150 kilogramos de peso, representa la nueva generación de vehículos aéreos recuperables de altas prestaciones. 

https://www.group.sener/noticias/sener-presenta-internacionalmente-a-razor/





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https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/nhv/takeover-raises-security-concerns-over-military-helicopter-maintenance/





sábado, 7 de febrero de 2026

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