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Airbus CEO calls for nuclear weapons in Europe

René Obermann, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Airbus, called on European countries to arm themselves with tactical nuclear weapons. This is a response to the threat from Russian Iskander missiles with nuclear warheads deployed in Kaliningrad.

Politics • November 21, 02:21 AM • 4085 views
Emirates prepares to install Starlink on its aircraft: SpaceX achieves key breakthrough in aviation industry – Bloomberg

Emirates airline intends to equip its fleet with Starlink satellite internet from SpaceX. This could be the biggest victory for Elon Musk's service in the aviation industry.

News of the World • November 14, 02:13 PM • 3457 views
Helicopters and missiles: Germany to spend over 3 billion euros on weapons

The German government plans to approve the purchase of defense equipment worth over 3 billion euros. The funds will go towards missiles for the IRIS-T SLM air defense system, 20 light Airbus combat helicopters, and 100,000 night vision devices.

Politics • November 8, 09:50 PM • 9397 views
Ukrainian mil-tech company "Bolverk" joined the British defense association ADS Group

In October 2025, the Ukrainian mil-tech company "Bolverk" joined the British association ADS. This association unites leading players in the aerospace, defense, security, and space industries.

Economy • November 2, 01:07 PM • 147 views
Russia conducted a test flight of the MS-21 passenger aircraft with allegedly "fully Russian components"

Russia announced the flight of the second prototype of the MS-21 passenger aircraft, which, according to the Ministry of Industry, is entirely made of Russian components. The aircraft took off from the Irkutsk Aviation Plant, testing new onboard systems and PD-14 engines.

News of the World • October 28, 11:20 AM • 2926 views
Turkey signed an agreement with Great Britain to purchase 20 Eurofighter fighter jets

Turkey and Great Britain signed a $10. 7 billion agreement for the acquisition of 20 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets. The delivery of the first aircraft is expected in 2030.

News of the World • October 27, 04:56 PM • 6707 views
Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo join forces to compete with Elon Musk's Space XPhoto

European aerospace firms Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo have completed the first phase of establishing a new technology concern in the satellite business. The enterprise will begin operations in 2027, employ 25,000 people, and have a revenue of 6.5 billion euros.

News of the World • October 23, 11:48 AM • 3363 views
US tries to prevent Russian airlines from obtaining sanctioned spare parts - Politico

The US is trying to prevent Russian airlines from obtaining sanctioned spare parts.

News of the World • September 22, 09:12 AM • 3767 views
Boeing prepares for the largest contract of the decade: China may order up to 500 aircraft - Bloomberg

American aviation giant Boeing is close to signing a large-scale deal with China for the sale of about 500 aircraft. This contract could become a key element in trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing and restore Boeing's position in the Chinese market.

Economy • August 21, 11:49 AM • 5147 views
New Zealand invests $1.6 billion in naval helicopters and Airbus aircraft, responding to growing threats

New Zealand will spend $1. 6 billion on five MH-60R naval helicopters and two Airbus A321XLR aircraft. This is the largest investment since the decision to modernize the outdated equipment of the defense fleet.

Politics • August 21, 11:37 AM • 4692 views
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Today, the Verkhovna Rada will vote on Defence City: MP Venislavsky called for the inclusion of aviation in the initiative

The Verkhovna Rada will consider draft laws on Defence City. MP Venislavsky called for the inclusion of the aircraft manufacturing industry in the initiative and to provide it with tax benefits, as it is an economic driver.

Economy • August 20, 08:52 AM • 41759 views
Sanctions halted Russian aviation industry: only one aircraft per year instead of 15

Russian aircraft manufacturers produced only one commercial aircraft out of 15 planned due to sanctions and high interest rates. This is part of a broader slowdown in industrial production in Russia.

Economy • August 9, 02:57 AM • 5428 views
European Vega C rocket launched five satellites into orbit: one of them for CO2 mappingPhotoVideo

The European Vega C rocket successfully launched on July 25 from the Kourou spaceport, putting the MicroCarb satellite for CO2 mapping and four CO3D satellites for 3D Earth mapping into orbit. This is the fifth Vega C launch and the third successful one after an anomaly in December 2022.

News of the World • July 26, 08:02 AM • 4767 views
Turkey moved closer to purchasing Eurofighter jets after a deal with Britain

Turkey has reached agreements with Great Britain and Germany on the acquisition of dozens of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets. This will strengthen Ankara's defense in an unstable region, where it is also negotiating the purchase of F-16s.

News of the World • July 23, 12:01 PM • 4538 views
Germany approved the sale of Eurofighter jets to Turkey

Germany has approved a preliminary request for the supply of 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets to Turkey. The aircraft, a joint project of BAE Systems, Airbus, and Leonardo, will be built in the United Kingdom with German components.

News of the World • July 23, 08:01 AM • 6078 views
Western sanctions caused a decline in the civil aviation industry of the Russian Federation - foreign intelligence

Western sanctions have led to a decline in civil aviation in the Russian Federation, an increase in aircraft maintenance prices, and the grounding of part of the aircraft fleet. This has caused an increase in ticket prices and a projected decrease in passenger traffic.

Economy • July 15, 04:44 PM • 10047 views
Typhoon fighter jet production is being curtailed in Britain

The production of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets in the United Kingdom has practically ceased due to a lack of new orders. This raises concerns about the loss of critical aerospace industry skills and affects the country's participation in the Global Combat Air Programme.

News of the World • July 6, 08:48 PM • 10635 views
Leading European business executives ask EU to suspend AI law

46 executives from leading European companies have called on Brussels to suspend the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Act for two years. They argue that the EU's unclear rules hinder business and innovation.

Economy • July 3, 10:33 AM • 6360 views
Grand Swindle: Airbus and Boeing Details Reach Russians Despite Sanctions

Russia bypasses sanctions by obtaining Western aircraft spare parts through Turkey, China, and the UAE. One billion euros worth of parts entered the Russian Federation between February 2022 and September 2024 through a network of intermediaries.

Economy • June 26, 10:08 AM • 8195 views
China lifts ban on Boeing after tariff truce with US: deliveries may be temporary

China allows Boeing aircraft deliveries after trade deal with US. Resumption of deliveries will be a stimulus for Boeing, as China will provide 20% of global demand.

News of the World • May 13, 10:47 AM • 3309 views
EU is arguing over a €150 billion defense procurement program - Euractiv

EU countries cannot agree on a "Buy European" position in the joint defense procurement program. Industry insists on prioritizing European manufacturers, with an exception for Great Britain.

News of the World • May 1, 07:19 AM • 9056 views
Europe needs to invest more in space for independence from the US - ESA Director General

ESA Director General calls for increased investment in space to ensure Europe's independence from the United States. This is due to the unstable geopolitical situation and potential changes in US policy.

News of the World • April 28, 06:59 AM • 5666 views
Japan will provide Ukraine with satellite images for intelligence - DeepState

Japanese operator Q-shu University Institute will transfer geolocation images from satellites, including SAR radar images, to the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. This is the first step of such a level of cooperation between Ukraine and Japan.

Technologies • April 21, 07:55 PM • 15119 views
NASA's rover discovered elements on Mars that may indicate the existence of life on the Red Planet

The Curiosity rover discovered the mineral siderite in Gale Crater, indicating an ancient carbon cycle necessary for life. Scientists believe that an unbalanced cycle may have destroyed these conditions about 3.5 billion years ago.

News of the World • April 21, 03:48 PM • 13839 views
Bloomberg: Russia in negotiations with the US asks to buy Boeing aircraft at the expense of frozen assets

Russia has asked the US to allow it to purchase Boeing aircraft with funds from frozen assets after a ceasefire in Ukraine. The US has not yet commented on the proposal.

War in Ukraine • April 16, 11:49 AM • 6910 views
Singapore Airport Thirteenth Time Named World's Best by Skytrax

Singapore Changi Airport has once again topped the Skytrax ranking. It features a shopping mall, gardens, waterfall, resorts, hotels, exhibitions, a museum, cinema and theme park.

News of the World • April 10, 02:56 PM • 68932 views
Airbus wins $194 million contract to land European Mars rover on Mars

Airbus has won a contract to develop a landing platform to deliver a Mars rover to Mars as part of the ExoMars mission, scheduled for launch in 2028. The contract will create around 200 jobs.

News of the World • March 29, 08:00 AM • 15512 views
Airbus is considering the concept of bunk seats in airplanes

Airbus is collaborating with Chaise Longue to develop bunk passenger seats for airplanes. The concept involves placing seats on two levels instead of luggage racks, which could change the future of air travel.

News of the World • February 12, 08:59 PM • 53034 views
Airline revenues to hit historic high of $1 trillion - CNN

IATA predicts record airline industry revenue of more than $1 trillion and 5 billion passengers in 2024. The average revenue per passenger will increase to $7, despite problems with aircraft supply and geopolitical conflicts.

News of the World • December 11, 10:12 AM • 15646 views
SpaceX gets Pentagon contract to expand Starshield in Ukraine: why it matters

The Pentagon has signed a contract with SpaceX to connect 2,500 Starlink terminals in Ukraine to the Secure star shield network. The contract will be valid until 2025 and will provide more secure military communications.

War in Ukraine • December 7, 10:02 AM • 25289 views