Share this story Michael O’Leary was asked on Wednesday whether Ryanair would add a fuel surcharge. He said no. Then he explained, without apparent embarrassment, that he would quite like jet fuel to get more expensive, because it would kill his competitors...
Share this story On Thursday, 17 September, a two-seat trainer lifted off from Centennial Airport near Denver at 9:45 in the morning, flew a planned test profile for about six minutes and touched down at 9:51. Nothing about that is remarkable except what was not...
Share this story The nightmare scenario in single-pilot aviation has always been the same. One person up front, one engine out there, and nobody in the cabin who knows what a glideslope is. If the pilot stops flying, everyone on board has a problem with no solution....
Share this story Every drone shot down over Europe in the past year has been destroyed by something that cost more than the drone did. That is the arithmetic problem sitting underneath the whole counter-drone debate, and it is the reason a Dutch state secretary has...
Share this story The US Navy has added $876.4 million to L3Harris’s contract for the Next Generation Jammer Low Band, roughly tripling the size of an award that started at $587.4 million in 2024. The combined value is now about $1.463 billion, and the work runs...
Share this story On Thursday evening, in a television interview, the president of France committed his armed forces to defending a Saudi oil terminal. He did not say how many people, which systems, or when they arrive. What Emmanuel Macron did say was specific about...
Share this story From 5 to 9 October, passengers waiting for a holiday flight at Nuremberg will share the apron with four Eurofighter Typhoons. The airport is not being closed. The fighters are not visiting for an air display. They are there because the German air...
Share this story There is no competition. Portugal has not launched a tender, has not published a requirement and has not said when it intends to. Airbus is bidding anyway. In Lisbon on Thursday, Ivan Gonzalez Exposito, the Eurofighter campaign manager for Portugal,...
Share this story When Australia confirmed on 22 September that a crate of F-35 parts had ended up in Hong Kong instead of the United States, the official line was that nobody should be especially worried. Two days later, the worry acquired a shape. The consignment...
Share this story On a grey Sunday morning in January, the administrator of NASA stood on a patch of asphalt at Edwards Air Force Base and looked up at a black aeroplane. The fin above him carried two words and three digits: NASA, and 844. It was the ninth stop on...
Share this story The clip everyone shared shows Donald Trump flinching. Two B-1B Lancers came over Joint Base Andrews near the end of the American national anthem, the President ducked, gritted his teeth and lowered his salute to look up, and Xi Jinping, standing next...
Share this story Ten days ago the Secretary of the Air Force, Troy Meink, told a conference hall at National Harbor that the Space Force has on-orbit space control weapons. It was the first time a Pentagon official had said it plainly, and he confirmed afterwards that...
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