ReutersAnanya Palyekar

Poland suspends — then reopens — Rzeszów and Lublin airports after NATO jets scrambled amid Russian strikes on Ukraine

Poland temporarily halted commercial operations at Rzeszów and Lublin after large-scale Russian strikes on Ukraine prompted NATO and Polish military aircraft to operate in Polish airspace. Authorities restricted flights to keep runways and airspace clear for military sorties; both airports reopened once missions concluded.

2026-02-07T01:03:39.423857-08:00
DefenseNews.comElisabeth Gosselin-Malo

Shield AI and ST Engineering partner to apply AI for optimizing drone-swarm and human–drone interactions

By DefenseNews.com: The companies will use artificial intelligence to optimize the interactions of drones with drones, and drones with humans.

2026-02-06T06:58:33.555370-08:00
Air Data NewsRicardo Meier

Vietnam could emerge as new Rafale customer

By Air Data News: Vietnam could become one of the next international customers for the Dassault Rafale fighter, as the country reviews options to diversify its combat aircraft.

2026-02-06T09:49:15.166123-08:00
FlightGlobalGreg Waldron

Saab to fly fighter‑sized unmanned demonstrator in 2027 to inform Sweden’s 2030 Future Fighter decision

By FlightGlobal: Saab will fly an unmanned fighter-sized demonstrator aircraft in 2027 as part of Sweden's Future Fighter System programme, informing Stockholm's decision on its next combat aircraft by 2030.

2026-02-05T19:54:45.052759-08:00
ReutersJulie Zhu, Jun Yong, Jun Yuan Yong, Tim Hepher

China Showcases Military and Civil Aviation Capabilities at Singapore Airshow, Undermining U.S. Influence

By Reuters: China used this week's Singapore Airshow to flex its military and aviation muscle, drawing heavy attention from regional delegations as Beijing sharpens its bid for influence in Southeast Asia.

2026-02-05T23:29:00.278108-08:00