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Belgian defense forces intercepted and boarded a sanctioned oil tanker in the North Sea overnight, with French Navy… The post Belgium, France use NH90 helicopters to board sanctioned “shadow fleet” tanker appeared first on AeroTime.
Retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Gen. David Deptula criticized U.S. policy on military assistance to Ukraine during a Substack Live podcast hosted by military historian Phillips P. O’Brien, arguing that Washington delayed providing key combat capabilities early in the war because American leaders were deterred by Russian rhetoric. Deptula said “one of the biggest mistakes […]
Sweden’s armed forces have said they have confirmed that a drone neutralized near the French aircraft carrier Charles… The post Sweden says drone near carrier Charles de Gaulle launched from Russian spy ship appeared first on AeroTime.
Dubai International Airport (DXB) reported minor damage to part of a passenger concourse and four injuries after what… The post Dubai Airport damaged, four injured amid Iran’s strikes across the Gulf appeared first on AeroTime.
Chinese launch firm CAS Space is preparing for the inaugural launch of its reusable Kinetica-2 liquid rocket in late March, carrying a prototype cargo spacecraft. The post CAS Space to launch Kinetica-2 in late March carrying prototype cargo spacecraft appeared first on SpaceNews.
The A350-1000 is longer than the 787-10, with one targeting long-haul trunk routes and one targeting medium or shorter-long haul dense routes.
Austrian Airlines will reduce frequencies to Zagreb, Belgrade, Skopje and Dubrovnik during the upcoming summer season, while increasing operations to Podgorica and Pristina. The Star Alliance member will cut five weekly services between Vienna and Zagreb, maintaining a daily rotation between the two capitals. On the Belgrade route, frequencies will be reduced by three weekly flights in May, June and October, resulting in eighteen weekly services, and by five weekly during the peak summer travel
TRIP REPORTI recently travelled with Air Serbia on flight JU163 from Tirana Mother Teresa International Airport to Belgrade.Getting to Tirana Airport from the city centre is relatively simple. A dedicated 24-hour airport bus operates from Tirana Central Station, departing every hour on the hour. The journey takes approximately forty minutes, depending on traffic, and costs 400 leks (a bit over 4 euros), making it both affordable and convenient.The airport was busy and crowded. Passengers with Pr
The following are the ten most read articles on EX-YU Aviation News throughout February 2026 according to accumulated statistics: 1. Wizz Air unveils additional new routes, February 32. Wizz Air discontinues Skopje route, February 6 3. Wizz Air to launch two new Skopje routes, February 164. Wizz Air’s new routes exceed forty as airlines respond, February 45. Zagreb Airport secures first new route for 2026, February 96. Belgrade Airport to put focus on fu
Delta Air Lines has placed a significant new order for 34 Airbus A321neo aircraft. This reinforces its fleet renewal plan as airlines worldwide update for fuel efficiency and long-term growth. More A321Neo to Power Network Growth Adding on a previous order in January of 16 A330-900s and 15 A350-900s, the newly ordered jets will be […] The post Delta Boosts Fleet With 34 New A321neo Jets appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation News.
How the RAF and Italy prove the F-35 and Eurofighter Typhoon are rivals on paper — but partners in 2026’s networked battlespace.
How does the successor of the first stealth bomber compare?
Drone attacks damaged facilities at Dubai International (DXB), Zayed International (AUH), and Kuwait International (KWI) airports, causing injuries… The post Drone Strikes Hit Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Kuwait Airports appeared first on SamChui.com.
Intuitive Machines raised $175 million in a stock sale Feb. 25 and plans to use the proceeds to help build out a deep space communications network. The post Intuitive Machines raises $175 million in stock sale appeared first on SpaceNews.
The deafening roar of jet engines revving at the start of the runway is not a sign of struggle, but a crucial safety procedure.
More than 50 years after its first flight in 1972, the F-15 is still flying and being built.
Major airspace closures across the Middle East triggered widespread flight cancellations and diversions on Feb. 28 after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran escalated regional tensions. Dubai and Regional Skies Impacted Several countries in the region temporarily shut or restricted their airspace as a safety precaution, disrupting one of the world’s busiest flight corridors. The […] The post Middle East Airspace Closures Disrupt Flights After Iran Strikes appeared first on Travel Radar - Aviation N
The Middle Eastern conflict has wreaked havoc on commercial aviation.
A closer look at the transpacific battle between two of Asia's leading airlines.
The news comes following a series of strikes on Saturday.