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NASA releases new Artemis II lunar flyby imagery and “moon joy” video highlights

Across the 10-day Artemis II lunar flyby, NASA photographed Earth and the Moon aligned in the same frame and released a video compilation capturing crew moments as they executed their record-breaking slingshot around the Moon. The new media comes as Artemis II completes its return journey to Earth.

2026-04-10T08:01:15.152536-07:00

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EBAA cancels EBACE 2026 in Geneva, citing insufficient market momentum

2026-04-10T01:03:13.390065-07:00

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AERO Friedrichshafen 2026 posts exhibitor record, expands airshow as business‑aviation turnout grows

2026-04-09T09:42:49.484130-07:00

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Viasat outlines multi‑orbit IFEC roadmap with Amara launch as AIX 2026 convenes in Hamburg

2026-04-09T10:51:57.775856-07:00

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NASA releases new Artemis II lunar flyby imagery and “moon joy” video highlights Across the 10-day Artemis II lunar flyby, NASA photographed Earth and the Moon aligned in the same frame and released a video compilation capturing crew moments as they executed their record-breaking slingshot around the Moon. The new media comes as Artemis II completes its return journey to Earth.

2026-04-10T08:01:15.152536-07:00

NASA releases new Artemis II lunar flyby imagery and “moon joy” video highlights

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Atlanta-area airports prepare for major Augusta Masters business-aviation surge With the 2026 Augusta National Masters Tournament in focus, Atlanta Regional Airport is bracing for a steep influx of corporate jets, including nearly 157 arrivals over a three-day window. The ramp-up underscores how recurring marquee events drive short-notice demand spikes for bizav lift, handling, and ground services.

2026-04-10T05:33:51.518813-07:00

Atlanta-area airports prepare for major Augusta Masters business-aviation surge

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EBAA cancels EBACE 2026 in Geneva, citing insufficient market momentum The European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has cancelled EBACE 2026, Europe’s largest executive aviation show. The event was scheduled for June 2–4 at Palexpo in Geneva, but the decision was announced on April 10—less than eight weeks before the planned opening—due to lack of market momentum to sustain the show.

2026-04-10T01:03:13.390065-07:00

EBAA cancels EBACE 2026 in Geneva, citing insufficient market momentum

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Viasat outlines multi‑orbit IFEC roadmap with Amara launch as AIX 2026 convenes in Hamburg Viasat has outlined a multi‑orbit inflight connectivity roadmap anchored by the upcoming Amara launch, and will present its strategy at Aircraft Interiors Expo (AIX) 2026 in Hamburg, April 14–16 — the show’s 25th anniversary as the global aircraft cabin marketplace to airline and OEM customers.

2026-04-09T10:51:57.775856-07:00

Viasat outlines multi‑orbit IFEC roadmap with Amara launch as AIX 2026 convenes in Hamburg

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AERO Friedrichshafen 2026 posts exhibitor record, expands airshow as business‑aviation turnout grows AERO Friedrichshafen 2026 (22–25 April) will host a record number of exhibitors, an expanded Saturday airshow and new visitor‑engagement formats. Organisers expect a significant business‑aviation presence, with added charter‑focused programming and networking aimed at suppliers, FBOs and operators.

2026-04-09T09:42:49.484130-07:00

AERO Friedrichshafen 2026 posts exhibitor record, expands airshow as business‑aviation turnout grows

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Heather Pringle previews the 2026 Space Symposium and the future of international collaboration in space Heather Pringle previews the 2026 Space Symposium, focusing on how nations and commercial players can rebuild and expand international collaboration in space. The piece examines policy, partnership and diplomatic fault lines that will shape civil, commercial and defense cooperation at the Colorado Springs gathering.

2026-04-09T08:07:24.055463-07:00

Heather Pringle previews the 2026 Space Symposium and the future of international collaboration in space

FlightGlobal

AIX 2026 returns 14–16 April for its 25th edition with record participation, new zones and a passenger-experience push AIX returns 14–16 April 2026 for its 25th edition, billed by organisers as the "most ambitious" show yet. With record participation, new exhibition zones and a programme squarely focused on the future of passenger experience, AIX 2026 will be a milestone for cabin suppliers and airline product teams.

2026-04-09T05:36:13.004216-07:00

AIX 2026 returns 14–16 April for its 25th edition with record participation, new zones and a passenger-experience push

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Opportunities for On‑Orbit Computing — SpaceNews event, April 30, Washington, D.C. SpaceNews will host 'Opportunities for On‑Orbit Computing' on April 30 in Washington, D.C., the next event in its orbital data‑centers series. The session will examine on‑orbit computing prospects for using space‑based platforms to provide processing, storage and computing services and business models.

2026-04-09T01:17:42.717995-07:00

Opportunities for On‑Orbit Computing — SpaceNews event, April 30, Washington, D.C.

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NASA releases new Artemis II lunar flyby imagery and “moon joy” video highlights

EBAA cancels EBACE 2026 in Geneva, citing insufficient market momentum

AERO Friedrichshafen 2026 posts exhibitor record, expands airshow as business‑aviation turnout grows

Viasat outlines multi‑orbit IFEC roadmap with Amara launch as AIX 2026 convenes in Hamburg

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