Reuters

China sanctions 20 U.S. defence firms, including Boeing’s St. Louis unit, over Taiwan arms sales

China's foreign ministry announced sanctions targeting 10 individuals and 20 U.S. defence firms — including Boeing's St. Louis unit — in retaliation for recent U.S. arms sales to Taiwan. The move formalises Beijing's punitive response and raises risks of commercial and supply‑chain friction for affected contractors.

2025-12-26T01:46:31.568282-08:00
AeroTimeIan Molyneaux

Windracers CEO: From Ukraine frontlines to Antarctic skies, ‘we’re only at the foothills of drone technology’

By AeroTime: From the frontlines of Ukraine to the skies of Antarctica, the CEO of Windracers explains why the drone developer is only at the ‘foothills of this technology’.

2025-12-25T20:11:33.090471-08:00
ReutersAnna Koper

Poland intercepts Russian plane over Baltic, reports airspace breaches from Belarus

By Reuters: Poland sent fighter jets to intercept a Russian reconnaissance aircraft flying near its airspace over the Baltic Sea and said dozens of objects entered from Belarus overnight, warning the incidents during the holiday season may signal a provocation.

2025-12-25T03:08:53.692353-08:00
FlightGlobalGreg Waldron

Pentagon report highlights China’s sixth-generation fighter progress

By FlightGlobal: The US Department of War's latest annual assessment of Chinese military capabilities reveals significant progress in airpower development, including testing of two sixth-generation fighter aircraft and advances in airborne early warning systems.

2025-12-24T09:52:50.024415-08:00
ReutersTuvan Gumrukcu

Radio contact lost with private jet believed to carry Libya’s army chief over Ankara; flights diverted

By Reuters: The Libyan army's chief of staff, Mohammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, died in a plane crash on Tuesday after leaving Turkey's capital Ankara, the prime minister of Libya's internationally recognised government said, adding that four others were on the jet as well.

2025-12-23T11:35:41.175896-08:00
Aviation WeekSteve Trimble

DAPA Approves Indigenous 16,000 lb / 24,000 lb Turbofan Engine Program for South Korean Fighter

By Aviation Week: The Advanced Aviation Engine Development Project will develop, test and certify a turbofan engine with 16,000 lb.-thrust at military power and 24,000 lb.-thrust on afterburner.

2025-12-23T11:57:17.125142-08:00
insidedefense.com

DOD IG Finds Shortcomings in Oversight of F‑35 Sustainment Contracts

By insidedefense.com: The Dec. 19, 2025 Defense Department inspector general's report assesses "DOD’s oversight of contractor performance on air vehicle sustainment contracts for the F‑35 Joint Strike Fighter (F‑35) aircraft.".

2025-12-23T08:26:31.187821-08:00