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UAV Development & Drone Programs   Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact  
aviationnews.eu • Rob Vogelaar

Reports: Russia may have lost three military aircraft and seven crew in Ukrainian drone attack

Russian military-linked sources and aviation news reports say a Ukrainian drone attack on the Leningrad region on Nov. 11, 2026, may have cost Russia three military aircraft and seven crew members. Aircraft types and the circumstances of the reported losses remain unclear.

Also: Air Data News
2026-11-11T22:04:55.878008-08:00
UAV Development & Drone Programs   Satellite   Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact  
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AeroTime • Clement Charpentreau

Zelenskyy says Starshield speed cap returns, hindering Russian drone interceptions

By AeroTime: Ukraine says Starshield terminals again lose connectivity above 161 km/h, complicating the interception of Russian jet-powered drones.

2026-11-12T01:49:22.914052-08:00
aviation   Hydrogen   Sustainability & Climate Initiatives  
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AINonline • Hanneke Weitering

Hydrogen Aviation Looks to the Ground for Revenue

By AINonline: Hydrogen aviation companies are turning to defense contracts, data center power, and airport ground equipment for near-term revenue while certified hydrogen aircraft slip further into the future, speakers said November 4 at the HySky Society’s Flying Hy 2026 symposium.

2026-11-12T02:05:11.191726-08:00
Defense Budgets & Spending   Defense Industry & Major Contractors   BAE Systems  
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Reuters

BAE Systems raises free cash flow forecast as demand remains strong

By Reuters: Britain's biggest defence company BAE Systems raised ​its annual free cash flow forecast by as ‌much as 50% on Thursday, benefiting from customer advances, while sticking to its profit growth forecast as ​governments boost military spend.

Also: Bloomberg and defence-blog.com
2026-11-12T00:05:26.889458-08:00
aviation   Aircraft Manufacturing (OEMs)   Defense Industry & Major Contractors  
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Reuters

Rolls-Royce announces £1.5 billion buyback as engine demand grows

By Reuters: Rolls-Royce said on Thursday its large ​engine order backlog had grown to ‌around 2,500 engines as it reported strong demand across its civil aerospace and ​defence businesses and reaffirmed its ​full-year guidance.

Also: FlightGlobal and Airline Economics
2026-11-12T00:05:28.118358-08:00
Singapore Airshow   Military Aircraft Procurement  
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FlightGlobal • Greg Waldron

Singapore pilots in advanced F-35 simulator exercise

By FlightGlobal: Southeast Asian city state poised to become the first regional operator of a fifth-generation fighter. Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) fighter pilots have participated in a US Air Force simulated exercise with the Lockheed Martin F-35, as the city state awaits first deliveries of the type.

2026-11-11T23:05:17.946702-08:00