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Astrolab’s Manny Shar on Building a Lunar Rover in 17 Months

At the International Space Summit, Astrolab’s Manny Shar discusses the company’s effort to develop a lunar rover in just 17 months. The project highlights the pace, engineering demands and commercial ambitions shaping the emerging market for lunar mobility systems.

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Horizon Aircraft CEO targets the helicopter market, not rival eVTOL developers

Horizon Aircraft CEO Brandon Robinson says the company’s ambition is to shake up the helicopter industry, arguing that eVTOL developers are not its primary competitors. The positioning frames Horizon’s strategy around challenging established helicopter operators and manufacturers as it seeks to outmaneuver its rivals.

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United CEO Scott Kirby discusses potential airline megadeals, AI and the carrier’s future

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby outlined his views on potential large-scale airline transactions, the role of artificial intelligence and the carrier’s strategic direction in a wide-ranging CNBC interview. The discussion offers insight into how United is framing consolidation and technology as it plans for the future.

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Virgin Atlantic CEO: AI and Personalization Will Support—Not Replace—the Human Experience

Virgin Atlantic CEO Corneel Koster discusses the airline’s approach to artificial intelligence, loyalty and personalization, while arguing that people and customer experience remain central to its competitive differentiation. The interview highlights how carriers are balancing technology-led efficiency with the human element of premium travel.

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UK and Europe expand defense investment at Farnborough, from GCAP and Dreadnought to Ukraine and autonomous aircraft

Farnborough coverage underscored Europe’s widening defense commitments: the UK allocated £8.6 billion to GCAP and released £8.4 billion in existing Dreadnought submarine funding, while the EU approved €3.47 billion for Ukrainian military hardware. New autonomous aircraft and sovereign-production plans highlighted the industrial implications.

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