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Oct
14
2025

Airbus streamlines its tactical uncrewed aerial system offering

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Marignane, France, 14 October 2025 - Airbus has streamlined its small and medium tactical uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) from Survey Copter, Aliaca and Capa-X, into a single comprehensive portfolio that will be managed by its Airbus Helicopters division. The aim is to deliver a focused market approach for defence and security customers across both the Helicopters and Defence and Space divisions. 

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Oct
14
2025

Boeing and Leonardo Join Forces to Offer AW119T Helicopter to U.S. Army

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Boeing and Leonardo will pursue together the U.S. Army’s Flight School Next contractor-owned,

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Oct
14
2025

Becker Avionics Introduces BXT Wi-Fi Module — Bringing ADS-B IN Capability to the BXT6500 Transponder Family

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Miramar, FL — Becker Avionics proudly announces the launch of its new BXT Wi-Fi Module, a compact add-on designed to deliver ADS-B IN capability to the BXT6500 family of ADS-B capable 1090ES transponders.

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Oct
13
2025

Boeing Unveils Tiltrotor-based Collaborative Rotorcraft

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Boeing introduced its new Collaborative Transformational Rotorcraft, a modular tiltrotor drone

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Oct
13
2025

Belgium’s First F-35A Lands at Florennes, Marking the Beginning of Local Operations

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The Belgian Air Force has officially welcomed its first F-35A Lightning II to Florennes Air Base,

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Oct
13
2025

Sikorsky Unveils the S-70UAS U-Hawk, First Fully Autonomous Black Hawk Helicopter

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The S-70UAS U-Hawk is a modified UH-60L that removes the cockpit entirely to create an uncrewed,

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Oct
13
2025

A-10 Returns from CENTCOM Deployment with UAS Kill Markings

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An A-10C was spotted with two Shahed-type UAS shapes painted on the nose while returning to its home

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Oct
13
2025

Sikorsky Converts BLACK HAWK® into U-Hawk™, A Battle-Ready Autonomous UAS

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Washington, Oct. 13, 2025 — From concept to reality in 10 months, Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company (NYSE: LMT), has transformed a UH-60L Black Hawk® helicopter into the S-70UAS™ U-Hawk™, a versatile autonomous unmanned aircraft system (UAS) that has 25% more cargo space than a typical Black Hawk. Sikorsky replaced the cockpit section with actuated clamshell doors and ramp, and swapped conventional flight controls with a third-generation, low-cost, fly-by-wire system integrated with MATRIX™ autonomy technology.

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Oct
13
2025

NTSB Final Report: San Luis, AZ

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According to the operator, the instructor and pilot receiving instruction were conducting hover autorotation training over cement that was visually obstructed by a hard packed dirt surface. On the third autorotation, the pilot under instruction established a hover at a slightly higher altitude than the previous two practice iterations. During recovery, the pilot receiving instruction executed the appropriate procedures, but the helicopter began to settle faster than expected and he was unable to sufficiently reduce the rate of descent. Subsequently, the helicopter landed hard and resulted in substantial damage to the tail boom.

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Oct
13
2025

NTSB Preliminary Report: Pecos, TX

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The student helicopter pilot stated that during a personal flight, he and a pilot departed the airport, flew to a ranch and returned. The pilot did not hold a flight instructor certificate. Upon return, they flew to the airport fuel facility to obtain fuel. A witness stated that the student pilot told him he was manipulating the flight controls at the time of the accident during a hover taxi and due to gusty wind conditions and not being comfortable, he transferred the flight controls to the pilot. The student pilot stated as the helicopter nearly touched down in front of the fuel facility, a big gust of wind, presumably a whirlwind, shot the helicopter straight up about 20-25 ft, and the helicopter did a quick 360° turn and rolled left before it came crashing down. The helicopter sustained substantial damage to the tail rotor, fuselage, and main rotor. The student pilot stated there were no mechanical malfunctions or failures of the helicopter that would have precluded normal operation.

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