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Czech Police Aviation Service signs for 11 Airbus H145 helicopters to modernise law-enforcement rotorcraft

The Czech Republic’s Ministry of Interior has signed a contract with Airbus Helicopters for 11 H145 twin-engine light helicopters for the country’s Police Aviation Service. The aircraft will be used to bolster public-safety operations, including rescue and aeromedical transport missions.

2026-05-27T23:17:57.739175-07:00

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Mistral AI signs Airbus and BMW deals to expand “physical AI” into aerospace manufacturing

2026-05-28T02:12:27.057172-07:00

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Airbus moves into development phase for ultra-luxe First Class Experience on A350-1000

2026-05-27T18:42:58.608270-07:00

AINonline

EASA certifies Gogo Galileo FDX for the Airbus ACJ320, enabling up to 195 Mbps downlink and 32 Mbps uplink

2026-05-27T08:56:47.921587-07:00

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Bloomberg

Mistral AI signs Airbus and BMW deals to expand “physical AI” into aerospace manufacturing French AI startup Mistral AI is moving beyond software models into industrial deployment, with an exclusive agreement to inject AI across Airbus activities and a separate BMW-linked industry AI effort. The contracts—described as worth tens of millions of euros—aim to accelerate manufacturing use cases and strengthen “sovereign” industrial capabilities.

2026-05-28T02:12:27.057172-07:00

Mistral AI signs Airbus and BMW deals to expand “physical AI” into aerospace manufacturing

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Czech Police Aviation Service signs for 11 Airbus H145 helicopters to modernise law-enforcement rotorcraft The Czech Republic’s Ministry of Interior has signed a contract with Airbus Helicopters for 11 H145 twin-engine light helicopters for the country’s Police Aviation Service. The aircraft will be used to bolster public-safety operations, including rescue and aeromedical transport missions.

2026-05-27T23:17:57.739175-07:00

Czech Police Aviation Service signs for 11 Airbus H145 helicopters to modernise law-enforcement rotorcraft

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Qantas pushes back Project Sunrise A350-1000 ULR launch to 2027 amid first-delivery slip Qantas says passengers will have to wait several more months before boarding its highly anticipated Project Sunrise ultra-long-haul service. The airline will not receive its first Airbus A350-1000 ULR aircraft until 2027, extending the timeline for the program’s long-range cabin and network rollout.

2026-05-27T18:58:10.862456-07:00

Qantas pushes back Project Sunrise A350-1000 ULR launch to 2027 amid first-delivery slip

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Airbus moves into development phase for ultra-luxe First Class Experience on A350-1000 Airbus has formally entered the development phase for an ultra-luxe First Class Experience for the A350-1000 widebody. The plan is already being shaped with input from airlines, which are considering specific design elements ahead of the program’s broader rollout.

2026-05-27T18:42:58.608270-07:00

Airbus moves into development phase for ultra-luxe First Class Experience on A350-1000

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RCAF unveils first CT-153 Juno training helicopter—an Airbus H135 variant—at CANSEC The Royal Canadian Air Force debuted its first CT-153 Juno training helicopter at CANSEC in Ottawa. The CT-153 is a variant of the Airbus H135, marking a new training-aircraft milestone for RCAF helicopter pilot instruction as the service refreshes its trainer fleet.

2026-05-27T12:58:19.939899-07:00

RCAF unveils first CT-153 Juno training helicopter—an Airbus H135 variant—at CANSEC

AINonline

EASA certifies Gogo Galileo FDX for the Airbus ACJ320, enabling up to 195 Mbps downlink and 32 Mbps uplink EASA has certified Gogo Galileo FDX for installation on the Airbus ACJ320. The system is positioned for business-jet inflight connectivity performance, with reported up to 195 Mbps download speeds and up to 32 Mbps uploads, supporting higher-bandwidth passenger services and crew connectivity needs.

2026-05-27T08:56:47.921587-07:00

EASA certifies Gogo Galileo FDX for the Airbus ACJ320, enabling up to 195 Mbps downlink and 32 Mbps uplink

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SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems SWISS says it must further adjust its flight schedule for Winter 2026/27 by removing connections out of Geneva due to Airbus A220 engine-related issues. The timetable changes reflect continuing aircraft availability constraints tied to the A220 fleet.

2026-05-27T06:42:10.605061-07:00

SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems

Reuters

Airbus Defence chief rejects “total failure” scenario for FCAS, says networking and drone-program work will proceed Airbus Defence chief has ruled out a complete collapse of the crisis-hit Franco-German FCAS fighter jet effort, asserting that at least core networking capabilities for weapons and the drone programme will continue. The comments aim to preserve momentum on key FCAS subsystems despite broader programme instability.

2026-05-27T03:54:50.221952-07:00

Airbus Defence chief rejects “total failure” scenario for FCAS, says networking and drone-program work will proceed

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Czech Police Aviation Service signs for 11 Airbus H145 helicopters to modernise law-enforcement rotorcraft

Mistral AI signs Airbus and BMW deals to expand “physical AI” into aerospace manufacturing

Airbus moves into development phase for ultra-luxe First Class Experience on A350-1000

EASA certifies Gogo Galileo FDX for the Airbus ACJ320, enabling up to 195 Mbps downlink and 32 Mbps uplink

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