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SpaceNews.comSandra Erwin

Pentagon selects three companies to study commercial satellite deorbiting services

The Pentagon has chosen three companies to examine options for providing satellite disposal services to the U.S. government. The study will assess whether aging spacecraft can be deorbited by commercial operators, potentially replacing a dedicated government capability with an externally procured service.

2026-08-16T04:10:37.326689-07:00
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Aviation24Bart Noëth

Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 Reportedly Overruns Runway During Takeoff From Munich

By Aviation24: German airline SUNDAIR has launched a new nonstop service between Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) and Damascus, restoring direct flights between the German capital region and Syria for the first time since 2011.

2026-08-15T08:06:08.216320-07:00
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NASA SpaceflightAlejandro Alcantarilla Romera, Chris Bergin

Blue Origin overviews plan for dual pad ops at Cape Canaveral

By NASA Spaceflight: As Blue Origin continues restoring its primary launch pad at LC-36A, the company has released new renders of a second launch complex designed to support its larger New Glenn 9×4 variant.

2026-08-15T16:05:08.529142-07:00
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FlightGlobalDavid Kaminski-Morrow

Vietnam 787-9 apparently damaged after laboured take-off from Munich

By FlightGlobal: Hanoi-bound aircraft returned to German hub after holding for 2h. Investigators are probing an apparent laboured take-off by a Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 at Munich, which appears to have resulted in substantial damage to the twinjet.

2026-08-15T12:50:02.946985-07:00