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Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:13:40PM EST
Binding Agreement For Up To 12 eVTOLs In Southern Brazil Eve Air Mobility and FlyBIS Aviation Limited have announced the signing of a binding agreement for up to 12 electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft. The agreement comprises two firm orders and purchase rights for ten additional units. The agreement builds on the Letter of Intent the companies announced in 2022 and advances their collaboration to establish electric air mobility operations in Brazil. FlyBIS plans to deploy Eve’s eVTOL in Southern Brazil, initially connecting destinations in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. Eve and FlyBIS will continue collaborating on the requirements to support entry into service, including network planning, operational readiness, infrastructure and the integration of eVTOL services into the broader transportation ecosystem. “Signing this binding agreement represents a significant milestone for FlyBIS and moves us closer to introducing a new form of regional and urban connectivity in Southern Brazil,” said Gustavo Zanettini, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of FlyBIS.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:11:58PM EST
Defense Electronics Unit Accounted For The Lion’s Share Of Orders Leonardo raised its annual order forecasts once again as its core defense business continues to benefit from elevated geopolitical tensions that are prompting governments to invest in security. The Italian aerospace-and-defense group said it expects 2026 orders of roughly 29.5 billion euros, equivalent to $33.13 billion, up from a prior forecast of about 28.2 billion euros. It is the second time this year that Leonardo has lifted its guidance, the Wall Street Journal reported. In July, it raised its annual projections for orders, earnings and cash generation to include the expected contribution from the acquisition of Iveco Group’s defense business. Leonardo’s defense electronics unit accounted for the lion’s share of orders once again, contributing 4.05 billion euros to the total compared with just under 2.31 billion euros a year earlier. Governments in Europe have ramped up spending on security since Russia invaded Ukraine and President Trump called on allies to fork out more on defense. Leonardo, like many of its rivals, has emerged as a key beneficiary of higher defense budgets, with its stock up more than eightfold since February 2022.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:11:22PM EST
Volunteer Of The Year Award And Dorothy Hilbert Award Each year, more than 6,000 people volunteer their time to contribute to EAA’s year-round programs and AirVenture, and we truly could not do it without them. EAA is excited to announce that the 2027 Volunteer of the Year and Dorothy Hilbert Award nomination process is now open. If you know a volunteer who exhibits passion and spirit with their amazing dedication and support to EAA, take the time to nominate them now. The deadline for award nominations is April 15, 2027. The 2027 Volunteer of the Year Award was created to recognize an outstanding volunteer who has contributed at an extraordinary level of dedication by the giving of their time, talents, and knowledge for the betterment of EAA’s programs. The 2027 Dorothy Hilbert Award was created in honor of the late Dorothy Hilbert to recognize a female AirVenture volunteer who exhibits the same passion, dedication, and devotion for volunteerism that Dorothy did.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:10:43PM EST
Cradle Of Aviation Will Mark 200th Anniversary Of The Base The Blue Angels take flight this Friday and Saturday for the NAS Pensacola Blue Angels Homecoming Airshow, as this year marks the 200th anniversary of the base. NAS Pensacola expects around 300,000 people to attend this weekend. Locals and visitors will travel far and wide to watch the Blues at the ‘Cradle of Naval Aviation.’ NAS Pensacola Public Affairs Representative Caitlin Omey said preparations for an airshow as large as it takes all year to plan. “As soon as this airshow is over, we are getting ready for the next year’s airshow. It’s nonstop,” said Omey. “We’re making sure that we have everything set up perfectly for everyone out here. We want to make sure we provide the best experience possible.” The airshow returns this year after a cancellation in 2025 due to the government shutdown. The Blues have held their annual homecoming airshow for over 60 years. The first airshow in 1961.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:09:55PM EST
Aircraft Will Be Transferred Over The Next Seven Years AerFin has agreed to acquire 44 aircraft from Qantas in the largest transaction in the company’s history. The acquisition comprises 44 Boeing 737NG aircraft and 88 CFM56-7B engines, marking a major milestone in AerFin’s continued expansion and further cementing its position as a leading global aviation aftermarket specialist. The transaction will strengthen support for airline and maintenance, repair and overhaul customers worldwide, providing access to high-quality aircraft material and tailored aftermarket solutions. The agreement also underscores AerFin’s expanding footprint across the Asia-Pacific region and its proven capability to deliver complex aviation transactions on a significant scale. The aircraft will be transferred to AerFin over the next seven years, with the first set to arrive this year.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:09:20PM EST
Multi-Day Search 460 miles Off San Diego Results In Rescue of Man, 86 The Coast Guard coordinated the rescue of an 86-year-old man and his dog following a multi-day search approximately 460 miles off San Diego. Coast Guard Pacific Area watchstanders received a report on Saturday, Oct. 24, of an overdue mariner aboard the sailing vessel Willow Wind, while en route from Astoria, Ore., to Pago Pago, American Samoa. The mariner had not been heard from since Aug. 20. On October 27, Coast Guard Rescue Coordination Center Alameda received an alert from an emergency position-indicating radio beacon registered to Willow Wind. Watchstanders coordinated the launch of a Coast Guard Air Station Sacramento C-27 Spartan aircrew and diverted an HC-130 Hercules aircrew and the Coast Guard Cutter Robert Ward (WPC 1130), and requested assistance from nearby vessels. The Spartan aircrew located the Willow Wind that evening. The motor vessel Grand Orion responded to assist and arrived on scene at approximately 3:20 a.m. the next morning, but was initially unable to safely rescue the mariner due to rough seas. At 5:36 p.m. Wednesday, the Grand Orion crew rescued the mariner and his dog from the sailboat, which had damaged sails and was left adrift. Thursday morning, a Coast Guard Air Station San Diego MH-60 Jayhawk aircrew hoisted the mariner and his dog from the Grand Orion approximately 170 miles west of Ventura, Calif., and transported them to Coast Guard Sector San Diego.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:08:00PM EST
Enables Researchers To Collect Pressure Information Across An Entire Coated Surface NASA researchers have completed a new wind tunnel test using unsteady pressure-sensitive paint (uPSP) on a large-scale wing model, demonstrating a measurement technique that could support the design and analysis of future aircraft. Conducted at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, the test marked the first application of uPSP to a large-scale, freely moving model in a low-oxygen environment. Researchers applied the specialized coating to a Benchmark Supercritical Wing inside Langley's Transonic Dynamics Tunnel to measure changing aerodynamic pressures across its surface. During testing, ultraviolet lighting caused the coated wing to glow pink-purple while high-speed cameras recorded changes in the paint's brightness. These optical measurements provide detailed information about pressure distribution, generating experimental data that engineers can use to validate computational aerodynamic models.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:07:27PM EST
Opposing Solo Blue Angel #6 Is No Longer With The Team Maj. Scott Laux, a U.S. Marine Corps aviator and a pilot with the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels, was dismissed from the squadron, the Chief of Naval Air Training confirmed to the Pensacola News Journal on Friday. “Blue Angel #6 was removed from the team for failing to uphold the standards expected of members of the Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron and will not participate in the team’s remaining performance this season,” the agency said in a statement provided to the News Journal. On Friday, the Blue Angels performed with five jets instead of their usual six during the Naval Air Station Pensacola Homecoming Air Show in Florida, which celebrated the naval air station’s 200th anniversary, on Nov. 6. Laux, who flew the No. 6 opposing solo jet, was in his second season with the team having previously served as the team's narrator in 2025. Officials did not immediately make public the specific reason for the removal or the date he was removed. No disciplinary allegation or flight-safety incident has publicly been identified in connection with the removal.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:06:37PM EST
Large Single-Aisle Jets Are Fastest-Growing Segment Of Commercial Aviation Boeing and Avolon have announced the lessor finalized its purchase of 140 737-10 airplanes, a record 737 MAX order by a lessor that increases Avolon's backlog to more than 240 unfilled orders. Lessors have placed firm orders for more than 230 737-10 airplanes in 2026, five times more than the lessor backlog for the largest 737 MAX variant at the end of 2025. With the 737-10, Avolon can meet strong market demand for larger single-aisle jets and leverage the versatility of the 737 family. "We continue to see strong demand for new technology aircraft, and this order further strengthens our long-term delivery pipeline. The 737-10 combines outstanding economics with the capacity airlines increasingly require, making it one of the most attractive aircraft in its class,"said Avolon CEO Andy Cronin.
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:05:55PM EST
New Pay Scales Through 2030 The pilots of PSA Airlines, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA), have announced that their elected union leaders approved an agreement with PSA Airlines Inc. that extends their current contract through April 1, 2030, and establishes binding pay rate improvements along with other contractual changes. PSA Airlines is a wholly owned subsidiary of American Airlines Group and operates regional flights as American Eagle. “When we asked our pilots what mattered most, the answer was clear: Protect our pay. This agreement does that,” said Capt. Chris Sabia, Master Executive Council Chair of the PSA unit of ALPA. “It gives our pilots and their families real certainty about the next several years so they can plan their lives and careers here.”
Sat, Nov 07,2026 07:05:14PM EST
Flight From Indianapolis To Phoenix Had To Divert To Wichita A federal grand jury in Wichita returned an indictment charging a woman with causing a disruption while a passenger on a commercial flight. According to court documents, Amanda Ballow-Crumpton, 47, of Murrieta, California, was indicted on one count of interference with flight crew members and attendants. In July 2026, Ballow-Crumptonwas a passenger on an American Airlines flight from Indianapolis, Indiana, to Phoenix, Arizona. Ballow-Crumpton is accused of interfering with the duties of flight attendants and allegedly intimidating them by yelling and cursing, which caused the flight to be diverted to Wichita, Kansas. Her behavior “lessened the ability of the attendants to perform (their) . . . duties” and caused the flight to be diverted to Wichita from its original destination, according to the indictment.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:04:09PM EST
Charged With Grand Theft, Burglary After Entering Clearwater Hangar And Removing Records And Key A Largo, Florida man is facing multiple felony charges after investigators say he entered a Clearwater aviation hangar without permission and removed records and a key connected to a private aircraft valued at $1.7 million. According to arrest affidavits, Kevin Vance McKamey, 61, was charged with grand theft, burglary of an occupied structure and burglary of an unoccupied conveyance following an incident at Bayside Aviation on Oct. 23. Investigators said McKamey was involved in an ongoing civil dispute with Tour Aviation regarding repair work performed on a 2005 Piaggio Avanti aircraft. Authorities said he relinquished care and control of the aircraft to Bayside Aviation on Oct. 18 and was not authorized to enter the company's hangar.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:03:16PM EST
Hinojosa Requests No Action Be Taken On Sale Of Boca Chica State Park To Elon Musk Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa used her first news conference since winning election to spotlight her scrutiny of the potential sale of state park land to Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp, Bloomberg News reported. Hinojosa said she spoke to the head of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department to “request that no action be taken” during her transition to power regarding the potential sale of Boca Chica State Park. Boca Chica State Park’s 1,100 acres surrounds the SpaceX Starbase in South Texas east of Brownsville, Texas. Texas Monthly reported last month that the state was considering the sale of Boca Chica State Park with SpaceX as the prospective buyer, although Governor Greg Abbott later said no deals would come up for a vote anytime soon.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:01:12PM EST
One Of The Nation’s First On-Airport Facilities Supporting Autonomous And Piloted Operations Wisk Aero has announced the completion and operational launch of its new vertiport at Hollister Municipal Airport in California. Now fully operational, the site is one of the nation's first public, on-airport vertiports supporting both piloted and autonomous operations. Located adjacent to Wisk’s existing flight test facilities, the 100-foot by 100-foot vertiport serves as a dedicated testbed for terminal area procedures, precision landing evaluation, and approach and departure profile validation. Built to existing FAA vertiport standards using elevated steel structures, integrated solar panels, power banks, and taxiway connectors, the deployable facility can be easily adapted to future flight-testing sites. The vertiport is equipped with proprietary transceivers installed directly on the pad to enable high-precision navigation testing under reduced- and zero-visibility conditions across all VTOL platforms. The site is prepared to host flight operations with surrogate helicopters and Wisk’s Generation 6 aircraft to evaluate terminal-area maneuvers, nominal landings, missed approaches, and precision touch-downs in GPS-denied environments.
Fri, Nov 06,2026 06:00:32PM EST
Seeking An Additional $30 Billion For Air Traffic Control Towers, Software And Digital Upgrades The head of the FAA will testify next week before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on the ongoing $12.5 billion effort to modernize the aging U.S. air traffic control system, congressional aides said on Friday. FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford will update the committee on Tuesday on progress and ongoing challenges as it works to replace ancient equipment like copper telecom lines, floppy disks and paper strips used to track airplanes. Congress approved $12.5 billion over five years in June 2025 for air traffic control reforms but the Trump administration wants another $30 billion for air traffic control towers, software and digital upgrades as well as improving airport facilities.
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