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Hensoldt raises outlook slightly as higher radar deliveries lift margins

The German defense electronics maker reported stronger profitability, attributing the improvement to higher deliveries of radar and optronics systems. Hensoldt raised its full-year outlook slightly, linking the change to its improved performance as demand translated into greater system deliveries.

2026-11-04T22:04:19.851482-08:00
FlightGlobal • Greg Waldron

Inside Korean Air’s defence ambitions

By FlightGlobal: In a recent visit to South Korea, FlightGlobal spent time with the aerospace unit of Korean Air, a major player in the country's uncrewed aircraft space, and the winner of several key government contracts.

2026-11-04T18:04:41.500316-08:00
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The Air Current • Carter Johnston

U.S. Air Force to begin year-round operations at rebuilt World War II-era Pacific airfields

By The Air Current: Air Force is preparing to formally reactivate a cluster of reconstituted World War II-era bases for high-tempo flight operations as the U.S. positions itself for a possible future conflict with China by dispersing assets across the Pacific.

2026-11-04T13:34:20.411450-08:00
Space.com • Josh Dinner

Trump declares 'American space superiority for all eternity' in election night proclamation

By Space.com: President Trump has declared space a frontier for all humanity, asserting America's right to develop and settle the solar system under U.S. law.

2026-11-04T14:19:10.066813-08:00
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Space.com • Elizabeth Howell, Tariq Malik

On this day in space! Nov. 4, 2015: A rail-launched Super Strypi rocket carrying 13 baby satellites failed during its debut launch for the US Air Force

By Space.com: On Nov. 4, 2015, the United States Air Force launched an experimental Super Strypi rail-launched rocket carrying 13 tiny satellites, but it failed just after liftoff from Hawaii.

2026-11-04T15:10:39.859676-08:00