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Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025, 11:18 AM PST
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Could the U.S. Government Jump-Start Drone Delivery Worldwide? State Department’s $150 million pay-for-performance agreement with Zipline is the ‘first-of-its-kind.’
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Hydrogen Aviation: Regional Entry by 2030, Long-Haul Delayed to 2040s — Net‑Zero by 2050 Looks Unlikely
By AirInsight: Regional hydrogen aircraft may launch by 2030, but long-haul solutions lag into the 2040s. The hydrogen roadmap risks relying on offsets and SAF.
Mexico’s Volaris to wet-lease up to seven aircraft
By ch-aviation: Discover more news on Volaris at ch-aviation, the leading aviation news and data provider.
Zuri Shares Update On Build Progress Of Its Second Large-Scale Technology Demonstrator
By eVTOL Insights: Czech Republic startup Zuri has shared more updates on the progress of its second technology demonstrator (TD 2.0), as the.
Embraer pitches E195‑E2 to Mozambique carriers at Mozambique–Brazil business forum
By Air Data News: During the Mozambique-Brazil Business Forum held in Maputo, representatives from Embraer advocated the use of aircraft with up to 150 seats as a solution for.
Seattle Aviation Solutions to Part Out Learjet 45 and 60 to Supply Spare Components for Operators
By AINonline: Removed components will help support operators of these classic airplanes.
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.