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Former FAA Contractor Pleads Guilty to Spying for Iran in Aviation Sector

A former FAA contractor has admitted to acting as an Iranian government agent, passing sensitive U.S. aviation sector information to Iran. The plea highlights ongoing espionage vulnerabilities within essential U.S. infrastructure, underscoring the importance of tightened cybersecurity and oversight in aviation.

2025-04-16T15:24:57.925927-07:00

SpaceNews.com

Viasat and Telesat Partner for Multi-orbit Connectivity with Lightspeed LEO Services

2025-04-07T12:54:16.514072-07:00

SpaceWatch Global

Thai Airways Upgrades Inflight Connectivity with Intelsat and NSG Technologies

2025-04-09T03:48:01.527797-07:00

Space Intel Report

Astranis and Chunghwa Telecom Sign $115 Million Deal for Taiwan's First Dedicated Satellite

2025-04-15T00:36:14.993794-07:00

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Planet Labs Secures Multi-Year Contract with EMDYN for Enhanced Geospatial Intelligence Planet Labs has entered into a multi-year agreement with EMDYN, combining its global satellite network with EMDYN's geospatial intelligence platform. This partnership aims to deliver advanced situational insights by integrating satellite imagery and multiple intelligence data streams, supporting organizations in high-stakes environments.

2025-04-27T19:01:36.221449-07:00

Planet Labs Secures Multi-Year Contract with EMDYN for Enhanced Geospatial Intelligence

dronelife.com

Axon Integrates Sky-Hero Tactical Robotics for Enhanced SWAT Operations Axon has introduced its Sky-Hero tactical robotics suite to U.S. public safety agencies, equipping SWAT teams with drones and ground robots. These tools aim to enhance space clearing and provide real-time situational awareness, potentially improving safety and efficiency in high-risk operations.

2025-04-24T10:28:08.937364-07:00

Axon Integrates Sky-Hero Tactical Robotics for Enhanced SWAT Operations

Aviation Week

Near Earth Autonomy Secures Contract for Miniature U.S. Marines Resupply Flight Systems Near Earth Autonomy will supply miniaturized autonomous systems to the U.S. Marine Corps under the TRUAS contract, part of a $4.6 million initiative to enhance resupply capabilities in contested environments.

2025-04-23T21:08:23.778347-07:00

Near Earth Autonomy Secures Contract for Miniature U.S. Marines Resupply Flight Systems

SpaceNews.com

In-House Space Capabilities: A Pillar of National Defense Maintaining mission-essential space capabilities in-house is crucial for national defense, underscoring the need for self-reliance in military operations. This strategic approach ensures resilience and effectiveness in the face of potential external threats and technological vulnerabilities.

2025-04-23T06:09:10.450988-07:00

In-House Space Capabilities: A Pillar of National Defense

Aviation Week

Space ISAC Partners with French Space Command to Boost Security The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Space ISAC) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with France's Space Command to enhance global space security efforts. This collaboration aims to strengthen information sharing, ensuring better coordination and response to space threats.

2025-04-22T13:48:19.921993-07:00

Space ISAC Partners with French Space Command to Boost Security

Aviation Week

Beehive Industries Prepares for Ground Tests of Frenzy Engine Beehive Industries plans to commence ground testing of its additively manufactured Frenzy engine next month, a critical step before upcoming altitude trials with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). The innovative swarming munition engine could enhance uncrewed aerial capabilities for the military.

2025-04-22T02:14:33.333085-07:00

Beehive Industries Prepares for Ground Tests of Frenzy Engine

Flying Magazine

Congressional Scrutiny Over Counter-Drone System Misuse Near Washington, D.C. U.S. legislators are scrutinizing the misuse of counter-drone systems around Washington, D.C., citing ineffective coordination between federal departments. This examination highlights growing concerns over UAV incursions in sensitive airspace and the need for tighter control and collaboration among government agencies.

2025-04-21T06:43:33.399184-07:00

Congressional Scrutiny Over Counter-Drone System Misuse Near Washington, D.C.

Associated Press

Drones Account for Two-Thirds of Near-Misses at US Airports, Elevating Safety Concerns Recent analysis reveals drones were involved in nearly 66% of reported near midair collisions with commercial aircraft at major U.S. airports last year, signaling increasing safety risks. This trend underscores the need for enhanced airspace management and drone regulation to ensure safety.

2025-04-20T21:27:22.027906-07:00

Drones Account for Two-Thirds of Near-Misses at US Airports, Elevating Safety Concerns

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