jueves, 22 de enero de 2026

miércoles, 21 de enero de 2026

Britain's fighter jet fleet strengthened in £205 million boost for British jobs - GOV.UK

Beyond Aero experimentally validates hydrogen-electric architecture in wind tunnel testing

Toulouse, France – January 19th, 2026 - Beyond Aero has successfully completed its first wind tunnel test campaign, a major milestone towards the end of the Preliminary Design phase of its hydrogen-electric aircraft. Conducted over five weeks in autumn 2025 at the German-Dutch Wind Tunnels (DNW) Low-Speed Facility (LST) in Marknesse, the campaign focused on one of the program's most critical challenges: ensuring predictable aerodynamic performance, stability, and control for an aircraft integrating gaseous hydrogen tanks outside the fuselage.

Air India crash plane had record of safety defects, campaigners claim

Italy faces GCAP warplane price tag topping $21 billion

martes, 20 de enero de 2026

IAF Views Rafale and Su-57 as Parallel Programs, Not Alternatives, to Bridge Fighter and Stealth Gaps - Indian Defence Research Wing

Ukraine Automates Drone Delivery to Frontline Units, Cuts Wait Time to One Day — UNITED24 Media

Renault partners with Turgis Gaillard (Aaroks' Developer) on military drones

Fujian's flaws push China towards aircraft carrier with nuclear power

Britain’s ULTRA Drone Now Reaches 2,000 KM—A Long‑Range Logistics Game Changer for Ukraine — UNITED24 Media

La nueva era del poder aéreo: claves de la Conferencia Internacional de Cazas 2025 y la dominio aéreo de próxima generación

Kosovo Conducts First Long-Range Strike Test of Skifteri K1 Kamikaze Drone With 1,124 km Reach

United Aircraft to display import-substituted SJ-100 and Il-114-300 at Indian air show | Flight Global

lunes, 19 de enero de 2026

U.S. EXIM Bank Bets On Air Taxis, Loans $15M to Embraer’s Eve

Russia Targets 2026 First Flight for Su-75 Checkmate as Sanctions Test Moscow’s Light Stealth Fighter Ambitions - Defence Security Asia

Macron says France now providing two thirds of intelligence to Ukraine

Airlines in South America 1920-1942: The German Influence

After SJ-100 and Il-114, Russia Proposes Next-Gen MS-21 and Long-Range Tu-214 for India's Cost-Effective Long-Haul Aviation Needs

(VIDEO) PLAN Releases New Footage EMALS Launch Footage of J-35 Stealth Fighter from Fujian Aircraft Carrier - Defence Security Asia

viernes, 16 de enero de 2026

Royal Navy plans jet-powered autonomous carrier drone

The next era of combat air power

Space in 2026

17 years since Sully's landing on the Hudson

China Will Field 1000 J-20 Long Range Stealth Fighters By 2030 - Royal United Services Institute Reports

Spain Provides Ukraine with LTR-25 Early Warning Radar

MQ-9B SeaGuardian Becomes First UAV to Drop MAC Sonobuoys

Lockheed Martin Test Fires FIM-92 Stinger’s Possible Successor

Southeast Asia’s ageing transport fleet drives replacement competition

Southeast Asia's ageing fleet of tactical transports – averaging 45.5 years for legacy C-130s – is creating significant replacement opportunities for Airbus Defence & Space, Embraer and Lockheed Martin, as nations modernise military airlift capabilities amid growing operational demands.

FAA Orders Fuel System Modifications on Pratt & Whitney PW1100G Engines After Fire Incidents

European Forces Deploy to Greenland as Denmark Bolsters Arctic Security Amid U.S. Pressure

NTSB: a single loose wire on the containership Dali caused an electrical blackout that led to the collision against the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore

The NTSB said Tuesday that a single loose wire on the 984-foot-long containership Dali caused an electrical blackout that led to the giant vessel veering and contacting the nearby Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which then collapsed, killing six highway workers.

At Tuesday's public meeting at NTSB headquarters, investigators said the loose wire in the ship's electrical system caused a breaker to unexpectedly open -- beginning a sequence of events that led to two vessel blackouts and a loss of both propulsion and steering near the 2.37-mile-long Key Bridge on March 26, 2024. Investigators found that wire-label banding prevented the wire from being fully inserted into a terminal block spring-clamp gate, causing an inadequate connection.

Public NTSB Board Meeting on Midair Collision between a CRJ700 and a Black Hawk over the Potomac River

https://www.ntsb.gov/news/press-releases/Pages/MA20260112.aspx

The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a public board meeting on Jan. 27 to determine the probable cause of the Jan. 29, 2025 midair collision between a PSA Airlines CRJ700 regional jetliner and a U.S. Army Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter over the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

During the meeting, NTSB board members will discuss safety issues related to this crash and vote on the probable cause and safety recommendations designed to prevent similar crashes in the future.

Members of the public and the media can view the webcast of the meeting.

Additional factual information is included in the public docket for the investigation. The docket includes reports, interview transcripts and other investigative materials.

NASA Crew-11 astronauts return early from ISS following in-orbit medical concern

Emirates unveils Grand Slam A380 livery celebrating global tennis partnership

RAAF heritage squadron retires 8 warbirds

Eight RAAF heritage aircraft are being withdrawn from flying after a "comprehensive review of technical and airworthiness factors".

A DH-115 Vampire T.35, Gloster Meteor F.8, Cessna A-37B Dragonfly, Ryan STM-S2, English Electric Canberra, CA-27 Sabre, CT4A, and RE8, all from No. 100 Squadron, will be "transitioned with dignity" out of service, with the squadron to continue flying 11 other aircraft.

Europe's aviation safety regulator conducted test flights of China's COMAC jets as part of certification process

jueves, 15 de enero de 2026

Denmark Reinforces Its Military Presence in Greenland - The New York Times

Boeing warned 15 years ago about part problem at center of UPS crash

Germany Will Buy the MQ-9B SeaGuardian

India Approves IAI 767 Tankers conversion to Fill Long-Standing Refueling Capability Gap

FAA orders PW1100G modifications following engine fires

Boeing flagged MD-11 pylon bearing concerns years before UPS crash

Los aeropuertos del Grupo Aena superan su máximo record con 384,8 millones de pasajeros en 2025

  • Récord histórico al superar en un 4,2% los datos de 2024
  • Se operaron más de 3,2 millones de movimientos de aeronaves
  • Se transportaron más de un millón y medio de toneladas de carga
  • En España, los aeropuertos gestionaron 321,6 millones de pasajeros en 2025, un 3,9% más que el año pasado
  • Aena ya está ultimando el diseño de los planes de inversión que requerirán los aeropuertos de España los próximos años, con el fin de garantizar, como ha hecho siempre, la capacidad necesaria para su buen funcionamiento
  • Los récords de tráfico de los últimos años son una muestra clara de esa necesidad y de la situación que se producirá en los próximos años en las infraestructuras, que tendrán que adaptarse a la capacidad disponible y a los ambiciosos proyectos de ampliación y remodelación

Lufthansa Group bans in-flight use and charging of power banks

Iran abruptly closes airspace as airlines divert and avoid Tehran FIR

Virgin extends pet flights trial after high demand

GE and Lockheed test new engine to boost hypersonic missile efficiency

Japan Announces SHIELD Coastal Defence System with UxVs

Russia Develops Geran-4 and Geran-5 for Airborne Launch

Baykar’s Piaggio revival plan: UAVs, Avanti Next upgrades

US Army Goes for the Early Fielding of MV-75 Tiltrotor

ASELSAN to Integrate MURAD 100-A Radar on ANKA-III UCAV

miércoles, 14 de enero de 2026

Red Arrows get first woman leader - BBC News

EDGE, Indra sign pact to establish Spanish loitering munition joint venture | Flight Global

JetZero raises $175m for blended wing-body aircraft demonstrator | Flight Global

Caza drones: de la improvisación al avión especializado. Y Europa quiere uno.

Russia’s New Geran-5 Long-Range Kamikaze Drone Could Be Air-Launched

martes, 13 de enero de 2026

Boeing beats Airbus on orders, still behind on production

U.S. Navy Continues BQM-177 Target Drone Demos with Hivemind AI

Northrop Grumman to Build New MK54 MOD 2 Torpedoes for U.S. Navy

FAA outlines plan to eliminate leaded aviation petrol starting at end-2030

KF-21 completes four-year flight test campaign

Singapore Airshow 2026 Unveils Thrilling Flight Lineup Featuring the Return of the RAAF Roulettes

Airbus reports 793 commercial aircraft deliveries in 2025

First T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer inducted into service

Aviation Capital Group Orders 50 Boeing 737 MAX Jets

Delta Air Lines Orders up to 60 Boeing 787 Dreamliners to Grow, Modernize Widebody Fleet

FAA Proposes New Radio Altimeter Rules

Podcast: Trump Vs. Defense Industry

China Tests First 3D-Printed Turbojet Engine

Airbus Sees Pratt Engine Issues Persisting In 2026

ISR support to Small Footprint Operations

China's AS700 manned airship completes first commercial flight

https://youtube.com/shorts/aemV6Q5z1s0?si=A58n9Q50tvpClbGZ

China's first domestically developed AS700 manned airship completed its maiden commercial flight on January 9 in Hubei Province. Taking off from Wuhan Hannan Airport, the airship performed low-altitude demonstration flights over urban districts before returning safely.

U.S. Attacked Boat With Aircraft That Looked Like a Civilian Plane - The New York Times

lunes, 12 de enero de 2026

China Unveils Upgraded J-20A and J-20S Stealth Fighters, Redefining Fifth-Generation Airpower and Indo-Pacific Air Dominance - Defence Security Asia

https://defencesecurityasia.com/en/china-upgraded-j20a-j20s-stealth-fighter-fifth-generation-airpower/


China's official unveiling of the upgraded J-20A and twin-seat J-20S stealth fighters underscores a deliberate shift toward sensor-centric warfare, sustained supercruise, and manned-unmanned command operations as Beijing recalibrates its fifth-generation airpower strategy across the Indo-Pacific.

China's New J-35 Stealth Fighter Is Getting So Many Upgrades It Will Now Fly Until 2050

Bayraktar TB2: Una gran estrategia para un pequeño drone

Tianma-1000 unmanned cargo aircraft completes first flight test - YouTube

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FlvZ2XzqCLk


China's Tianma-1000 unmanned cargo aircraft has completed its first successful flight. It can fly up to 8,000 meters, take off and land in under 200 meters, carry one tonne of cargo and travel 1,800 kilometers. Designed for logistics, emergency rescue and airdrops, it's being called the "airborne cargo-hailing service."

L3Harris restructures into three core business segments

Defence jobs boom as Germany’s arms companies go on hiring spree

Germany's defence industry has been expanding rapidly over the past four years, as the country pours more money into rearmament. Data from five large players and four fast-growing startups show about 83,000 people working in defence divisions worldwide, up from 63,000 in 2021—a roughly 30% increase. This surge comes as Germany has signed well over €200 billion in arms contracts since 2022, with €83 billion in the previous year alone, and as Chancellor Merz loosens borrowing rules to sustain high defence spending. The trend mirrors a wider European shift toward stronger defence budgets amid concerns about Russia and shifting US commitment.

Leading the hiring spree are Airbus and Rheinmetall. Airbus's defence unit employs about 38,000 people worldwide (roughly half in Germany), making it the largest defence employer in the country, while Rheinmetall's defence workforce has risen from about 15,400 in 2021 to 23,500 today, with chief executive Armin Papperger predicting a total near 70,000 within three years. The growth is driven in part by a booming start-up scene—Helsing, a maker of armed drones, has expanded 18-fold, and Arx Robotics has hired several dozen staff from the car sector as defence projects rise. However, the data are incomplete—some major players declined to participate—and even with the surge, Germany's defence workforce remains far smaller than the roughly 700,000 people employed in the auto industry. While procurement accelerates and demand becomes clearer, experts warn that defence spending cannot fully offset auto-industry woes.

https://www.ft.com/content/6d2503cc-c7e8-4c2f-a6c5-07998e1d9b40

U.S. Navy Supercarrier Is Now Operating In Waters Claimed By China

Ukrainian Paratroopers Invent New Way to Intercept Drones Using Fishing Rod - Militarnyi

F-35 Pilots Control CCAs in U.S. Navy’s Super-Realistic JSE Simulator

Lebanese Army Captures Hezbollah’s Tu-143 Reys Jet Drones

An Overview of the U.S. Army’s New Training Helicopter Competition

PHOTO: Red Tail Rendezvous

Northrop to develop uncrewed fighter for USMC based on Kratos XQ-58

US Navy begins developing new fighter tactics incorporating Collaborative Combat Aircraft

All on board crashed Jeju 737 would have survived but for concrete structure collision: politicians

Airbus Issues Emergency Bulletin After H160 Helicopter Ditching Off Brazil

Russia Fires Oreshnik Hypersonic Missile Near NATO Border, Raising European Security Fears

Starfighters Space Gains $40 Million Boost from Public Markets

South Korea admits safety failure in Jeju Air crash as probe finds disaster was likely survivable

Russia's New 'Geran-5' Emerges, Carries 200-Pound Warhead: Ukraine - Business Insider

US Air Force designates Talon prototype as YFQ-48A