EASA Unveils New Capability-Based Simulator Standards
The EASA has launched a major flight simulation overhaul, replacing legacy classifications with a capability-based FSTD standard by April 2028.
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The EASA has launched a major flight simulation overhaul, replacing legacy classifications with a capability-based FSTD standard by April 2028.
Airbus is developing a software-defined aircraft architecture to enable remote, over-the-air updates and predictive maintenance by 2030.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson joins calls for UAP transparency as the Department of War releases its third tranche of declassified files.
Over 9,000 Unidentified Submerged Objects have been reported near U.S. coasts, sparking debate over potential security risks and transmedium technology.
Skydio CEO Adam Bry discusses the expansion of US autonomous drone manufacturing and the strategic shift toward defense and public safety applications.
Airlines dim cabin lights to aid passenger dark adaptation, ensuring faster evacuations during emergencies as mandated by FAA safety standards.
Airlines and card issuers are opening grab-and-go airport lounges to address overcrowding, prioritizing speed over traditional seating and amenities.
NASA's HiCAM initiative aims to scale composite manufacturing to 80 aircraft per month to support next-generation single-aisle fleet production.
Airbus and BMW have signed strategic partnerships with Mistral AI to deploy sovereign industrial engineering models across aerospace and automotive.
Nigeria deploys the VPASS biometric system at domestic airports to enhance security, data integrity, and revenue through a public-private partnership.
Expensify now automatically syncs AAdvantage Business flight receipts for American Airlines, streamlining expense reporting for corporate travelers.
Airbus and Singapore's RSAF have certified the A3R automatic refueling system for the A330 MRTT, creating a significant technological lead over Boeing.
A viral video of baggage handling at ORD is accelerating airline investment in automation as the industry grapples with mishandling costs and transparency.
The TSA is expanding its PreCheck Touchless ID program, allowing passengers on 5 major airlines to use facial recognition at 65 airports by Spring 2026.