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U.S. Navy controls MQ-25A from carrier more than 2,100 miles away

Sailors aboard the USS Ronald Reagan in the Pacific remotely controlled a Boeing MQ-25A Stingray unmanned tanker at a Boeing facility more than 2,100 miles (3,380 km) away, using a satellite network. The test demonstrates long-range command connectivity for the Navy’s carrier-based refueling drone.

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Leidos pitches Air Shield for Army air defense competition as unit is earmarked for Golden Dome

Leidos is positioning its Air Shield counter-drone system for the U.S. Army’s M-SHORAD Increment 4 competition, emphasizing operational radar and automated engagement for lighter formations facing a widening range of aerial threats. Separately, an Army air defense unit has been earmarked to support the Golden Dome missile-shield project, an Army official confirmed.

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AUSA spotlights accelerating investment in autonomous and counter-drone systems

Drone autonomy and counter-UAS technologies dominated AUSA coverage, with suppliers presenting integrated detection and interception approaches as the Army seeks to broaden competition and bring in new vendors. Separately, autonomous flight developer Reliable Robotics said its Series D round increased to $275 million, putting its valuation above $1 billion.

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Aerospace startups raise capital for autonomous flight, on-orbit servicing and new launchers

Reliable Robotics added $115 million in equity and $25 million in debt to its Series D, taking its valuation above $1 billion. China’s Space Robot raised nearly $15 million for an on-orbit servicing constellation after a 2025 technology demonstration, while Canada’s Reaction Dynamics plans a C$350 million raise to develop its Borealis medium-lift rocket for a targeted 2031 debut.

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Boeing launches Dataliner AI platform to unify airline fleet and maintenance data

Boeing’s Dataliner combines fragmented airline operational and maintenance data with the manufacturer’s aircraft and engineering expertise to provide fleet-wide insights. The AI-powered platform is intended to help operators assess aircraft condition and improve maintenance planning and operational decisions.

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