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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

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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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SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems

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

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Thailand Royal Navy orders two Airbus C295s in enhanced transport/surveillance configuration, lifting committed fleet to seven

2026-05-27T03:39:53.502791-07:00

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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

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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

Reuters

FCAS fracture risk grows as France and Germany diverge on future air-combat priorities Europe’s €100 billion FCAS next-generation fighter programme could split as industrial and strategic disputes intensify between France and Germany. A reported Airbus–Dassault power struggle is said to have stalled key development momentum, underscoring how nuclear-deterrence and F-35-alignment preferences may pull participants in different directions.

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

FCAS fracture risk grows as France and Germany diverge on future air-combat priorities

FlightGlobal

Thailand Royal Navy orders two Airbus C295s in enhanced transport/surveillance configuration, lifting committed fleet to seven The Royal Thai Navy has ordered two Airbus C295 tactical airlifters in an “enhanced transport configuration,” configured for transport, surveillance, and search-and-rescue (SAR) missions. Airbus says the deal follows Thailand Armed Forces C295 standardization, raising the country’s C295 commitment to seven aircraft, with planned deliveries extending to end-2028.

2026-05-27T03:39:53.502791-07:00

Thailand Royal Navy orders two Airbus C295s in enhanced transport/surveillance configuration, lifting committed fleet to seven

FlightGlobal

Airbus warns non-certified cockpit window attachments could cause excessive heat, distortion and serious window damage Airbus cautioned operators that installing non-certified equipment—such as cockpit sunshades—on cockpit windows could drive excessive heat and lead to distortion of the window surface. The airframer says this may result in potentially serious damage to window structure.

2026-05-27T02:39:52.934073-07:00

Airbus warns non-certified cockpit window attachments could cause excessive heat, distortion and serious window damage

Bloomberg

China reportedly slows Airbus approvals to pressure Europe over EASA certification pace for COMAC C919 Bloomberg reports that China has been “slow-walking” approvals of Airbus delivery paperwork as leverage in a dispute over how quickly EASA certifies Chinese-made aircraft—particularly the COMAC C919. The reported aim is to accelerate European certification timelines amid continuing regulatory friction.

2026-05-26T20:12:09.582698-07:00

China reportedly slows Airbus approvals to pressure Europe over EASA certification pace for COMAC C919

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

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

SWISS cuts Geneva winter network over Airbus A220 engine problems

Thailand Royal Navy orders two Airbus C295s in enhanced transport/surveillance configuration, lifting committed fleet to seven

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