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Security levels raised at U.S. bases in England after unusual activity at RAF Mildenhall

The USAF has raised security levels at its bases in England without explaining why, after aviation spotters observed unusual aircraft activity at RAF Mildenhall. The available reporting does not identify the aircraft involved or specify which bases are affected.

Space Intel Report

Satellite builder GomSpace: We'll post 30% annual revenue increase through 2030, with 20% EBITDA margin by then

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Lufthansa Cargo, Swiss WorldCargo, ANA and Nippon Cargo Airlines explore closer Japan-Europe cooperation

The four cargo carriers have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore closer cooperation on Japan-Europe routes. The agreement brings together Lufthansa Cargo, Swiss WorldCargo, All Nippon Airways and Nippon Cargo Airlines, though the announcement does not specify the scope or timing of any operational changes.

FlightGlobal

False bomb threats disrupt more than 30 flights across Europe as authorities investigate possible foreign involvement

A wave of false bomb threats disrupted dozens of European passenger flights over four days, prompting authorities to examine whether the incidents were connected and involved foreign actors. Security officials are preparing a coordinated response, while the perpetrators and their objectives remain unclear.

FlightGlobal

Bomb threats plague European aviation: ‘New element of hybrid warfare’

Reuters

Enel and Leonardo agree to cooperate on energy, satellite services and critical infrastructure protection

Italian power group Enel and aerospace and defense company Leonardo signed a memorandum of understanding covering energy, technology and security. The companies said the cooperation includes satellite services and protection of critical infrastructure, with the stated aim of supporting Italy and its businesses.

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Geneva targets its first South American route for 2Q27

Geneva is targeting the launch of its first South American route in the second quarter of 2027. The report does not identify a confirmed airline or destination, leaving the route’s commercial details and operating plans unspecified.

SpaceNews.com

High activity

France clears Globalstar to deploy 54 next-generation direct-to-device satellites

France has authorized U.S.-based Globalstar to launch and operate a 54-satellite next-generation constellation designed for direct-to-device connectivity. The company aims to begin deploying the satellites next year, marking a regulatory step toward expanding its space-based service.