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Airbus Defence and Space bets on a 'One Europe' vision at Amsterdam Space Symposium

At the inaugural Amsterdam Space Symposium, Airbus Defence and Space CEO Michael Schoellhorn outlined a "One Europe" vision for the continent’s defence and space industrial base. He spoke on stage and was interviewed by SpaceWatch.Global publisher Torsten Kriening shortly after their joint appearance.

2026-03-05T03:14:18.104905-08:00

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Corendon to expand Europe network for Summer 2026, boosts Germany and Austria capacity

2026-03-03T19:13:05.184675-08:00

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NBAA-BACE to return to New Orleans in 2028, first visit since 2001

2026-03-04T11:17:28.395581-08:00

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Mexicana seeks U.S. charter permit to operate flights for FIFA World Cup 2026

2026-03-03T10:36:00.897068-08:00

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Airbus Defence and Space bets on a 'One Europe' vision at Amsterdam Space Symposium At the inaugural Amsterdam Space Symposium, Airbus Defence and Space CEO Michael Schoellhorn outlined a "One Europe" vision for the continent’s defence and space industrial base. He spoke on stage and was interviewed by SpaceWatch.Global publisher Torsten Kriening shortly after their joint appearance.

2026-03-05T03:14:18.104905-08:00

Airbus Defence and Space bets on a 'One Europe' vision at Amsterdam Space Symposium

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NBAA-BACE to return to New Orleans in 2028, first visit since 2001 NBAA announced NBAA-BACE will return to New Orleans in 2028, marking the convention’s first visit to the city since 2001. The organisation calls the show the world’s most powerful business aviation event; New Orleans was selected for its vibrant convention infrastructure and global draw.

2026-03-04T11:17:28.395581-08:00

NBAA-BACE to return to New Orleans in 2028, first visit since 2001

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Corendon to expand Europe network for Summer 2026, boosts Germany and Austria capacity Corendon Airlines unveiled a Europe-focused Summer 2026 growth plan at ITB Berlin, targeting Germany, Austria, Poland and the UK while concentrating capacity on leisure markets. The 35-aircraft carrier (~10 million annual passengers) will raise Germany capacity ~20% and Austria ~30%, keeping Turkey at 50% of supply.

2026-03-03T19:13:05.184675-08:00

Corendon to expand Europe network for Summer 2026, boosts Germany and Austria capacity

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Mexicana seeks U.S. charter permit to operate flights for FIFA World Cup 2026 Mexicana has applied for a U.S. charter permit to operate flights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, seeking authority to run non‑scheduled services into the United States during the tournament. Approval would let the carrier offer dedicated charter capacity to fans and tour operators for World Cup travel.

2026-03-03T10:36:00.897068-08:00

Mexicana seeks U.S. charter permit to operate flights for FIFA World Cup 2026

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Startup Space at 10: Pitch Competition Becomes an On‑Ramp to the Commercial Space Economy Now in its tenth year, the Startup Space pitch competition has evolved into a key on‑ramp to the commercial space economy, routinely drawing founders, investors and industry partners and supplying a visible pathway for early‑stage teams to engage customers, capital and strategic collaborators.

2026-02-27T12:46:03.179876-08:00

Startup Space at 10: Pitch Competition Becomes an On‑Ramp to the Commercial Space Economy

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De Havilland to demo Garmin-equipped C-23 Sherpa on transatlantic tour to gauge production restart demand De Havilland Canada will fly a Garmin G1000-equipped Short C-23 Sherpa on a transatlantic demonstration tour this year, beginning with CANSEC in May and continuing across Europe. The roadshow is designed to assess market appetite and inform a potential restart of C-23 turboprop production.

2026-02-26T13:54:36.170098-08:00

De Havilland to demo Garmin-equipped C-23 Sherpa on transatlantic tour to gauge production restart demand

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Tiny UK firm builds temporary heliport that handled more weekend traffic than an international airport — then vanished A small British company constructed a temporary heliport to serve an F1 race weekend, processing a weekend traffic volume reportedly higher than that of some international airports. The facility operated only for the event before being dismantled and removed shortly afterwards.

2026-02-26T07:00:47.148656-08:00

Tiny UK firm builds temporary heliport that handled more weekend traffic than an international airport — then vanished

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Florida Aims to Be First State to Host Advanced Air Mobility (eVTOL) Operations Panelists at the NBAA Miami regional forum said Florida is positioning itself to be the first U.S. state to host commercial Advanced Air Mobility operations, leveraging local regulators, infrastructure planning and industry interest to attract eVTOL manufacturers, operators and private investment.

2026-02-25T11:22:02.254542-08:00

Florida Aims to Be First State to Host Advanced Air Mobility (eVTOL) Operations

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Airbus Defence and Space bets on a 'One Europe' vision at Amsterdam Space Symposium

Corendon to expand Europe network for Summer 2026, boosts Germany and Austria capacity

NBAA-BACE to return to New Orleans in 2028, first visit since 2001

Mexicana seeks U.S. charter permit to operate flights for FIFA World Cup 2026

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