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Returning the Favor of Flight
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Returning the Favor of Flight

By Emme Hornung Since 1992, EAA’s Young Eagles program has been inspiring kids with the taste of flight through a vast network of volunteer pilots. In 2026, we are pushing forward to reach the next big milestone: 2.5 million kids flown by AirVenture 2026 in what we call Mission 2.5.   Seeing a kid’s face light […] The post Returning the Favor of Flight first appeared on Hangar Flying.

EAA Hangar Flying Jan 15, 2026
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Edelweiss Air to reduce Pristina operations
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Edelweiss Air to reduce Pristina operations

NEWS FLASHEdelweiss Air plans to reduce frequencies on its flights between Zurich and Pristina during the peak 2026 summer season. The carrier will operate double-daily services between the two cities in June, July and August, down from seventeen to eighteen weekly flights during the same period last summer. Frequencies outside these peak months will remain unchanged, however, with less capacity as the airline does not plan to deploy its wide-body A350 on the route. Switzerland is Pristina’s lar

EX-YU Aviation News Jan 15, 2026
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Hydrosat raises $60 million in Series B funding
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Hydrosat raises $60 million in Series B funding

SAN FRANCISCO – Hydrosat, a thermal imagery startup focused on water-resource management, has raised $60 million in Series B funding from equity investors and sovereign wealth funds. With the influx […] The post Hydrosat raises $60 million in Series B funding appeared first on SpaceNews.

SpaceNews Jan 15, 2026
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Air Montenegro “very close” to securing fourth E-jet
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Air Montenegro “very close” to securing fourth E-jet

NEWS FLASHAir Montenegro is in advanced negotiations to lease a fourth Embraer E195 aircraft, which it hopes will join the fleet either ahead of, or at the start of, the peak summer travel period. The carrier’s CEO, Vukadin Stojanović, acknowledged that spare Embraer capacity is currently scarce on the market. “What we are looking for is not readily available. However, we are now very close to securing a suitable aircraft under favourable leasing terms. This would give us full control of our fle

EX-YU Aviation News Jan 15, 2026
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U.S. Army’s MV-75 Tiltrotor to Fly in 2026
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U.S. Army’s MV-75 Tiltrotor to Fly in 2026

The U.S. Army’s MV-75 tiltrotor is advancing rapidly toward the delivery to operational units, now expected well before the original plans. The U.S. Army’s next-generation tiltrotor assault aircraft, the Bell MV-75, is rapidly transitioning from concept and prototype into an accelerated fielding path. We previously reported here at The Aviationist in October 2025 on the […]

The Aviationist Jan 14, 2026
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RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Dakota Returns to Training Duties for 2026 Season
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RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Dakota Returns to Training Duties for 2026 Season

Following its return to RAF Coningsby in late August 2025, after spending three years at Duxford undergoing a Major maintenance programme with the Aircraft Restoration Company (ARCo), Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Dakota ZA947 entered the winter period requiring only a limited schedule of routine work. This lighter maintenance package was completed by BBMF engineers […]

Vintage Aviation News Jan 14, 2026
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P-51B Mustang ‘Shillelagh’ – Fall Update
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P-51B Mustang ‘Shillelagh’ – Fall Update

AirCorps Aviation in Bemidji, Minnesota, is making major strides restoring the rare P-51B Mustang “Shillelagh” for the Dakota Territory Air Museum, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern 3D printing for precise component fabrication.

Vintage Aviation News Jan 14, 2026
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Austrian grows Pristina service
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Austrian grows Pristina service

NEWS FLASHAustrian Airlines will increase frequencies between Vienna and Pristina during the upcoming summer season. The carrier will maintain between ten and twelve weekly flights on the route in March, April and May, matching last year’s frequencies. In June, operations will rise to twelve weekly services, up by two, while in July and August the airline will run seventeen weekly flights, an increase of three. During the peak summer months, Austrian Airlines will maintain up to three daily flig

EX-YU Aviation News Jan 14, 2026
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