Textron Inc. has announced that Danny Maldonado has been named president & CEO of the Bell segment, effective January 4, 2026. Maldonado, currently Bell’s chief commercial officer (CCO), will succeed Lisa Atherton, who was recently appointed as president & CEO of Textron Inc., effective January 4, 2026. As CCO, Maldonado is responsible for Bell’s global […]
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Liege Airport and Chicago Rockford International Airport Sign Sister Airport Agreement
Liege Airport (LGG) in Belgium and Chicago Rockford International Airport (RFD) have officially signed a sister airport relationship agreement during the Air Cargo South East Asia event in Singapore. This landmark partnership marks a new chapter in transatlantic air cargo collaboration, reinforcing both airports’ commitment to innovation, growth, and operational excellence. The agreement was signed […]
Drones Transport Medical Supplies to Healthcare Station in Helsinki
Helsinki is currently exploring how drones could assist with transport during exceptional circumstances. The flights in November will cover a distance of around seven kilometers and will be flown several times per weekday. In early November, the City of Helsinki is piloting drone transports for healthcare supplies on an approximately seven-kilometer route from Kyläsaari to […]
Spread Your Wings: Applications Open for Seventh Edition of Air Canada and CAE Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship
Air Canada and CAE, based in Montréal, continue their collaboration fostering the next generation of women in airline careers through the Captain Judy Cameron Scholarship. The companies announced that applications for the 2026 edition of the Scholarship are now open. Up to eight young Canadian women studying to become commercial pilots or aircraft maintenance engineers […]
KlasJet Employee Breaks Three National Records in Single High-Altitude Jump
Aleksej Zelenkov, a duty manager at KlasJet, has broken three Lithuanian skydiving records in a single jump from 7,620 meters during a specialized high-altitude event in Herning, Denmark this August. The achievement included setting new Lithuanian records for the highest skydive, longest canopy flight duration at approximately 13 minutes, and the highest altitude display of […]
United, Alaska Airlines & World Central Kitchen Partner with Airlink for Alaska Flooding
Recent floods spurred by remnants of Typhoon Halong over Western Alaska have devastated several remote, coastal Native communities. Airlink, a global humanitarian organization that leverages the capacity of the aviation industry for rapid disaster response, today announced that it is partnering with United Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and World Central Kitchen to deliver critical aid to […]
Royal Air Maroc Cargo Celebrates 35 Years of Operations at Brussels Airport
Royal Air Maroc Cargo proudly marks 35 years of uninterrupted service at Brussels Airport, underscoring a long-standing partnership that serves as a pillar of the airline’s European operations and a vital connection between Morocco, Africa, and Europe. Since the inaugural cargo flight to Brussels in 1990, the carrier has elevated Brussels to one of its […]
EagleNXT Debuts MicaSense RedEdge-P Triple: A Game-Changer for Precision Drone Imaging
AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc. has announced the launch of the company’s MicaSense™ RedEdge-P™ Triple sensor package. This groundbreaking system, featuring each of the company’s three RedEdge-P camera models mounted simultaneously on a single drone, establishes a new standard for capability in precision agriculture, environmental monitoring, and geospatial mapping. The RedEdge-P Triple captures 15 spectral bands […]
Avion Express Offers 250 Open Positions for Pilots Worldwide
Avion Express is announcing 250 new pilot positions available worldwide for commercial pilots holding either EASA or ICAO licenses. This announcement is part of the annual recruitment season, launched under the slogan “We take care of you. We take care of everything.” The message reflects the nature of the ACMI business model and highlights Avion […]
Rethinking Type Ratings as Airlines Prioritize Operational Readiness
The Type Rating is aviation’s most significant gateway – a mandatory assessment that transitions a basic pilot into a certified operator of a complex aircraft. Yet, as fleet expansion and automation increase across European aviation, a challenge is emerging: a pilot can pass the Type Rating check, only to possibly demonstrate a concerning lack of […]
