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Royal Aeronautical Society • Tim Robinson

Rival stealth fighters, eVTOLs in the air display and the 40th anniversary of the global airline giant that is Emirates, make the 2025 Dubai Airshow the most exciting yet

Royal Aeronautical Society reports: Rival stealth fighters, eVTOLs in the air display and the 40th anniversary of the global airline giant that is Emirates, make this year’s Dubai Airshow the most exciting yet.

2025-11-14T00:53:47.849563-08:00

Aviation Week

Joby’s S4‑T hybrid‑electric demonstrator completes first flight as L3Harris signs on for military mission systems

2025-11-13T05:03:12.162937-08:00

FlightGlobal

Archer buys Hawthorne’s Jack Northrop Field for $126M to establish LA eVTOL hub and AI testbed ahead of 2028 Olympics

2025-11-06T17:08:25.506412-08:00

The War Zone

Anduril's YFQ-44 Fury completes maiden flight as both USAF CCA prototypes are now airborne

2025-10-31T10:37:07.593624-07:00

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AINonline

Honeywell’s next‑gen 'black box' targets GPS jamming, pilot fatigue and expanded onboard monitoring Honeywell is developing a next‑generation flight recorder designed to detect GPS jamming, monitor pilot fatigue and broaden onboard data capture. The system aims to augment traditional voice and flight data recording with expanded sensor and avionics inputs to improve accident investigation, navigation resilience and operational monitoring.

2025-11-15T21:57:09.153580-08:00

Honeywell’s next‑gen 'black box' targets GPS jamming, pilot fatigue and expanded onboard monitoring

airportxnews.com

San José launches Waymo robotaxis to terminals — first California commercial international airport to do so San José Mineta International Airport has launched Waymo's fully autonomous ride‑hailing service to its terminals, becoming the first commercial international airport in California and the second worldwide to welcome public, driverless trips curb‑to‑gate. The service is open to Waymo's public passengers today.

2025-11-14T12:09:50.996817-08:00

San José launches Waymo robotaxis to terminals — first California commercial international airport to do so

Royal Aeronautical Society

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Rival stealth fighters, eVTOLs in the air display and the 40th anniversary of the global airline giant that is Emirates, make the 2025 Dubai Airshow the most exciting yet

2025-11-14T00:53:47.849563-08:00

Aviation Today

Anduril YFQ-44A 'Fury' Completes First Flight; Weapons Shot Planned for Next Year

2025-11-13T09:52:25.623832-08:00

Anduril YFQ-44A 'Fury' Complet

Air & Space Forces Mag

US Air Force Using AI to Plan Storage for Munitions

2025-11-13T08:20:31.993342-08:00

Aviation Week

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Joby’s S4‑T hybrid‑electric demonstrator completes first flight as L3Harris signs on for military mission systems Joby’s S4‑T hybrid‑electric demonstrator completed its first flight, marrying a turbine‑electric hybrid powertrain to the company’s SuperPilot autonomy stack to boost range and payload beyond its all‑electric S4. Joby will manufacture the type while L3Harris supplies mission systems as part of commercial and military pitches.

2025-11-13T05:03:12.162937-08:00

Joby’s S4‑T hybrid‑electric demonstrator completes first flight as L3Harris signs on for military mission systems

eVTOL Insights

AIRO Group and Jaunt Air Mobility Canada join MACADA to mature collaborative collision‑avoidance for AAM AIRO Group confirmed it has joined the MACADA (Maturity of Collaborative Avoidance Development Approach) initiative alongside Jaunt Air Mobility Canada. The project will accelerate maturity of collaborative air collision‑avoidance technologies for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), targeting safer, coordinated low‑altitude operations for eVTOLs and other AAM platforms.

2025-11-13T00:12:32.091877-08:00

AIRO Group and Jaunt Air Mobility Canada join MACADA to mature collaborative collision‑avoidance for AAM

qantasnewsroom.com.au

Qantas to open Adelaide Product Innovation Centre in March 2026, creating more than 420 tech roles Qantas will open a Product Innovation Centre in Adelaide in March 2026, backed by South Australia and the University of Adelaide, to create more than 420 high-skilled technology jobs. The centre will develop digital customer solutions—improving the Qantas app, check‑in, baggage tracking and AI tools for disruption.

2025-11-12T18:59:38.689426-08:00

Qantas to open Adelaide Product Innovation Centre in March 2026, creating more than 420 tech roles

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