Flying MagazineJack Daleo

Could the U.S. Government Jump-Start Drone Delivery Worldwide?

Flying Magazine reports: Drone delivery provider Zipline could receive as much as $150 million from the U.S. State Department.

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Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025, 9:50 AM PST

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FlightGlobalDominic Perry

ZeroAvia’s third round of layoffs at Everett Washington Propulsion Center raises questions about hydrogen propulsion plans

By FlightGlobal: Questions have been raised over ZeroAvia's future plans for its Propulsion Center of Excellence in Everett, Washington after staff were hit with another round of redundancies - the third since August.

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FlightGlobalDominic Perry

France and UK meteorological agencies launch higher-resolution volcanic ash forecasting service that could halve airline disruption

By FlightGlobal: Meteorological agencies in France and the UK are spearheading the launch of a new and more detailed volcanic ash forecasting service they believe could significantly reduce disruption to airlines in the event of a large-scale volcanic eruption.

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Reuters

UK backs Heathrow's £49bn ($64bn) expansion plan over cheaper alternative

By Reuters: Britain has backed Heathrow Airport's 49 billion pound ($64 billion) expansion and upgrade plan as the basis for adding a new runway, choosing it over a cheaper rival proposal, the government said on Tuesday.

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