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May
04
2026
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Fargo, North Dakota, May 4, 2026 — Spectrum Aeromed, a global leader in customized air medical interior solutions, announced the addition of two new team members. The new hires strengthen both its engineering and project management capabilities as the company continues to support increasing project demand.
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May
04
2026
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May 1, 2026 – Midwest Aerospace, LTD., a leader in helicopter parts and MRO services, proudly announces the official opening of Midwest Blade Tech, its new state-of-the-art facility dedicated to main and tail rotor blade repair and servicing. Located at the company’s headquarters in Lowell, Indiana, the facility expands Midwest’s capabilities to meet growing demand for high-quality rotor blade maintenance and advanced repair solutions.
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Israel announced the maiden flight and imminent delivery of the new KC-46 “Gideon” tanker, a day
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The Initial Operational Capability (IOC) was achieved after testing performed by Air Test and
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Following the Belgian Air Force’s announcement in March about the testing of Thales Belgium’s laser
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From 1995 until now, Tikaboo Peak – 26 miles from Groom Lake – offered the closest and best public
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The Spirit Airlines shutdown leaves behind more than empty gates. It’s a story of people, purpose,
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The U.S. Air Force’s VC-25B Bridge aircraft has completed modification and flight testing, and is
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May
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2026
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Airport transfers represent one of the clearest near-term applications for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The demand profile is bidirectional, the time savings are significant, and the use case aligns with how ground transportation already functions in every major metropolitan area. I've spent ten years on this airspace integration problem—first at NASA, then at Uber Elevate, and now at Joby—and the question has never been whether eVTOL aircraft can operate at commercial airports. The question has been how to demonstrate it to the satisfaction of the FAA, airport authorities, and air traffic control professionals who will ultimately make it work.
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Textron announced on Thursday that it will be separating its Industrial segment from its core
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