948 press releases in English indexed under aerospace & defense.
Suit alleges XTI Aerospace, Inc. failed to disclose key facts to investors from April 15, 2026 through August 17, 2026; lead plaintiff deadline is October 27, 2026 BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, Pa., Oct. 20, 2026 -- The Law Offices of Howard G. Smith today reported that a securities...
President Donald J. Trump returns to North Carolina today with a clear record of results that put Tar Heel families, workers, seniors, and communities first. Since taking office, the Trump Administration has driven down crime, returned money to workers’ and seniors’ pockets, and unleashed a surge of advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, aerospace, biotechnology, and SI investment […] The post Delivering for North Carolina: Safer Streets, Bigger Paychecks, and a Manufacturing Boom Under President Trump appeared first on The White House.
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Autonomous drone-based multi-sensor inspections cut cycle costs 60-80%, reduce downtime and enable condition-based maintenance without turbine shutdowns. Autonomous drone-based multi-sensor inspections cut cycle costs 60-80%, reduce downtime and enable condition-based maintenance without turbine shutdowns.
Expanded collaboration brings advanced runway safety training to HondaJet pilots COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 20, 2026--FlightSafety International Inc. (FSI), the global leader in aviation training and simulation technology, today announced an expansion of its longstanding partnership with Honda Aircraft Co
Acquisition further expands XCF's alternative energy platform with the proposed addition of ~50 million annual gallons of sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel and renewable naphtha production capacity, strategically located in Southern California close to Los Angeles International Airport. Acquisition is expected to be accretive to XCF shareholder value, with XCF management's annual targets of $600 million in gross product sales, $100 million in net revenue and $40 million in EBITDA, following a 9-12-month restart period1. Paramount location is first commercial-scale renewable jet-fuel (SAF) production facility in US and is well positioned logistically with refining, blending, storage, logistics, rail and truck terminal facilities along with interests in more than 65 miles of pipeline assets.
The Cessna Grand Caravan EX Veris provides a high-fidelity, cost-effective solution for pilot development and expands training opportunities for one of the world's most widely operated utility aircraft LAS VEGAS, October 20, 2026--TRU Simulation + Training Inc. , a Textron Inc. (NYSE:TXT) company, and
Tuesday 20 October, 2026 The changing way people work, listen to music and experience noise will be the focus of the UK Hearing Conservation Association (UKHCA) Annual Conference, taking place in Manchester on 3 November. Organised by UKHCA in collaboration with the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS), UKHCA 2026: Hearing Conservation – Making an Impact will bring together experts from regulation, occupational health, audiology, academia and industry, to explore how hearing health can be better protected across workplaces and everyday life. The conference comes as attention increasingly shifts from simply identifying noise exposure to preventing hearing damage through better risk management, effective hearing protection, health surveillance and greater public awareness. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) will provide an update on its new workplace noise campaign, including the regulator’s priorities and what these mean for organisations managing occupational noise. The conference programme will also look beyond traditional workplace exposure. Experts will explore the effects of recreational noise on young people’s hearing, how to engage Gen Z with hearing protection, and the implementation of the World Health Organization’s Global Standard for Safe Listening at music venues and events. Other sessions will examine hearing protection effectiveness and the impact of training, occupational health and audiology practice, safe noise exposure for hearing aid users, noise risk management and return on investment, and how case law has shaped claims for hearing damage. The wider consequences of hearing loss will also be considered, including research examining the association between hearing impairment and depression among older adults. Clare Forshaw, Founder and Director of UKHCA, said: “Protecting hearing is about much more than measuring noise and handing out hearing protection. We need to understand how people are exposed to sound, how they use protection, how we identify hearing damage early and, most importantly, how we encourage people to value their hearing before it is affected. “This year’s programme brings together workplace noise, public health, research and real-world experience because preventing hearing damage requires all of those perspectives.” The conference will feature contributions from organisations including HSE, RNID, the British Society of Audiology, the Ministry of Defence and Tinnitus UK, alongside researchers from UK and international universities. For the first time, the conference will also include the UKHCA Hearing Conservation Champions Awards, recognising individuals and organisations making a positive contribution to hearing conservation. Professor Kevin Bampton, CEO of the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS), said: “Noise-induced hearing damage is preventable, but prevention depends on moving beyond compliance and treating hearing as something worth protecting throughout people’s working and wider lives. “The strength of UKHCA is that it brings together disciplines that do not always sit in the same room – occupational hygiene, audiology, acoustics, occupational health, research and regulation. That collaboration is essential if we want to turn what we know about hearing conservation into better prevention in practice.” For the full programme and to book your place, visit the UKHCA 2026 conference page. -ENDS-
Time-Sensitive: Allegations focus on AST SpaceMobile's representations about its competitive position in satellite direct-to-cellular service and alleged slow user adoption in the U.S. and Japan. Time-Sensitive: Allegations focus on AST SpaceMobile's representations about its competitive position in satellite direct-to-cellular service and alleged slow user adoption in the U.S. and Japan.
Important notice regarding alleged supplier concentration misrepresentations at Honeywell Aerospace Inc. A securities class action contends shareholders were never told that roughly 2% of the Company's suppliers carried a "disproportionate impact" on sales before guidance was slashed. Important notice regarding alleged supplier concentration misrepresentations at Honeywell Aerospace Inc. A securities class action contends shareholders were never told that roughly 2% of the Company's suppliers carried a "disproportionate impact" on sales before guidance was slashed.
NASA, Deloitte, and HPE to deploy AI workloads on HPE's Spaceborne Computer-4 to maximize the mission's scientific discovery With 70 years of leadership in space exploration, HPE ushers in a new era by providing the advanced computing foundation for the emerging lunar economy HPE Spaceborne Computer-4 plans to power the f
Building on their partnership through Delta Sync, Delta and Paramount+ recently hosted SkyMiles Members for an exclusive experience at JetZero’s Design Center in Long Beach, California. Guests stepped into the world of Star Trek, exploring franchise artifacts and ideas that have inspired generations to dream about the future of flight. From there, guests viewed the aviation technologies taking shape today, including JetZero’s blended wing body aircraft and Joby’s electric air taxi. Select customers also participated in a collaborative innovation workshop alongside the Delta Sustainable Skies Lab partners to explore real-world solutions for aviation decarbonization. The two-day event marked the first time Delta customers were invited inside JetZero’s facility, and heard more about the blended-wing-body aircraft concept, which has the potential to be up to 50% more fuel efficient than today's conventional aircraft designs. Customers also had the opportunity to share feedback on next-generation aircraft concepts designed to advance sustainability while enhancing the customer experience. For 60 years, the Star Trek franchise has invited audiences to look beyond what seems possible and imagine how technology could transform the way people move, communicate and explore. Through Delta’s partnership with Paramount+, that spirit of imagination became the starting point for an immersive journey into the real-world aircraft concepts and technologies Delta and its partners are advancing today. "We launched the Sustainable Skies Lab as an innovation incubator to partner with transformative companies bringing revolutionary technologies to life," said Amelia DeLuca, Chief Sustainability Officer for Delta Air Lines. "Where the future of flight once lived in imagination, today it is taking shape through collaboration and innovation. Working together with partners like JetZero and Joby, we're accelerating breakthrough ideas and giving customers a front-row seat to the work that will redefine travel." “JetZero will deliver the world’s first all-wing airplane, which will be up to 50% more fuel efficient while elevating the customer experience,” said Tom O’Leary, CEO and Co-Founder, JetZero. “Delta Air Lines was our first airline collaborator, which helps ensure the passengers’ voice is heard in the design process as we eliminate major travel friction points. Hearing directly from Delta’s SkyMiles members is invaluable as we approach the Demonstrator’s first flight at the end of 2027.” Delta x Star Trek event selects 2 Bringing the future of flight on board and home To continue celebrating Star Trek’s 60th anniversary, Delta and Paramount+ launched new customer offerings across the travel journey: Six decades of Star Trek at 30,000 feet: Delta customers can explore a curated Star Trekanthology through the airline’s in-flight entertainment, bringing together beloved classics and newer favorites from across the franchise’s 60-year history, all at their seatback screens.” A one-of-a-kind SkyMiles Experience: Members redeemed miles for access to the event through Delta SkyMiles Experiences, connecting them with a passion point and opening the door to an experience made possible by Delta and its partners. Through the Delta Sustainable Skies Lab, Delta continues to build cross-industry relationships that support its short-, medium- and long-term decarbonization goals while keeping customers connected to the ideas and innovations that could shape the future of flight. Delta’s Sustainable Skies Lab partner, Joby Aviation, is developing an electric air taxi that reimagines how customers get to and from airports. Joby already completed demonstration flights across New York City earlier this year.