The UAV-300 had also been carried by the Akinci during a recent UAV-122 firing test, foreshadowing its first live launch. Turkey’s Baykar Akinci Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) achieved a major milestone by firing the İHA-300 (or UAV-300) Air-Launched Ballistic Missile (ALBM) at a maritime...
Turkey's Akinci UCAV now demonstrates multi-missile capability, expanding operational flexibility for naval and land-based targeting missions.
See The Aviationist →
A Britten-Norman BN2B-26 Islander bearing serial number 2317 flew for the first time on September 3, 2026. After more than 60 years in production, the program has witnessed over 1,200 maiden flights, but 2317 is notable because it was entirely assembled in the UK from detail component level,...
Britten-Norman's domestic production restart demonstrates viable market demand for 60-year-old regional aircraft designs in specific operational niches.
See Runway Girl Network →
A shadowy aircraft in Lockheed Martin’s latest teaser appears consistent with published Vectis designs, hinting at a possible update on the Skunk Works Collaborative Combat Aircraft. Lockheed Martin is teasing a new announcement concerning Vectis, its Group 5 Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA)...
Lockheed Martin's cryptic teaser suggests imminent progress on its Vectis CCA program, potentially signaling a developmental milestone or partnership expansion in autonomous collaborative combat systems.
See The Aviationist →
Swords and Balbriggan District Court, 08th September 2026 The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) brought a...
Successful prosecution establishes legal precedent that drone operators face criminal liability for airspace violations, strengthening regulatory enforcement beyond administrative penalties.
See sUAS News →
Please enjoy this Op-Ed contribution from Justin Crabbe, the CEO & Founder of Jettly, a digital private jet marketplace, and BlackJet, a pre-paid private jet solution. Private aviation’s biggest value proposition is the luxury of time and convenience, but an irony still hides in that experience. As...
Private aviation's operational friction—manual booking, documentation, and coordination processes—undermines its core value proposition and represents a competitive vulnerability as digital-first competitors modernize the customer experience.
See Runway Girl Network →
What the SMS Declaration of Compliance means for operators and what the FAA expects.
Operators must formally document their Safety Management System compliance to the FAA, which serves as evidence of proactive risk management and regulatory adherence.
The US Air Force has presented its highest flight safety award to an F-22 Raptor pilot who landed…...
Successful emergency procedures and decision-making under extreme pressure demonstrate how pilot training translates to survivable outcomes in critical flight situations.
See AeroTime Hub →
A federal judge issued a pause on the Trump administration’s inclusion of a question that asked applicants how they’d advance the president’s agenda and policies.
Aviation industry hiring practices remain subject to judicial oversight, potentially affecting recruitment timelines for federal aviation positions during policy transitions.
See FedScoop →
The law enforcement agency joined the Genesis Mission and partnered with DOE’s national labs for expertise on other projects.
DHS collaboration with DOE's national labs signals increased government focus on advanced technology development that could reshape aviation security and infrastructure modernization initiatives.
See FedScoop →
How organizational culture shapes safety outcomes and what it takes to build a reporting culture that supports SMS.
Organizational culture fundamentally determines SMS effectiveness; operators must intentionally foster psychological safety to enable honest incident reporting and continuous improvement.
Malaysia has suspended Flying Doctor Service flights in Sarawak for a safety review after a helicopter crash killed…...
The suspension signals how a single accident can trigger operational shutdowns across an entire remote medical aviation service, affecting patient access in underserved regions.
See AeroTime Hub →
Joby and BETA aircraft are now flying under the federal integration program, with more North Texas demonstrations scheduled through the weekend.
North Texas has become an active operational testbed for eVTOL certification standards, accelerating real-world validation beyond simulation and moving regulatory frameworks closer to commercial deployment timelines.
See AVweb →
Frontier Airlines plans to launch its first South American flights in December 2026, connecting Orlando with Bogotá, Medellín…...
Frontier's South American entry signals ultra-low-cost carriers are now targeting longer international routes previously dominated by legacy carriers, reshaping competitive dynamics in Latin American markets.
See AeroTime Hub →
Frederick Municipal is a small general and corporate aviation airport located just east of the city of Frederick, Maryland. The traffic mix runs the spectrum from single engine training aircraft up...
Frederick Municipal Airport serves as a crucial regional hub balancing flight training operations with corporate aviation demand, demonstrating the economic viability of small municipal airports beyond major metropolitan areas.
Evolution of aviation, in a photo.
Historical aviation photography serves as a visual benchmark for measuring technological advancement and operational changes across the industry over time.
See AVweb →
How do scientists studying space with data from a telescope hundreds of thousands of miles away know that what they are seeing is real? A new NASA project, Artifact InSPECtor, invites you to find out – and by doing so, to help missions like Euclid and NASA’s new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope...
Crowdsourced artifact detection through NASA's Artifact InSPECtor enhances data quality validation for next-generation space telescopes, improving mission reliability for both scientific research and operational planning.
See NASA →
Former financial account director faces 20 theft charges and a racketeering charge in investigation involving student flight-training funds.
The RICO prosecution signals authorities are treating systematic flight-school fraud as organized criminal enterprise rather than isolated financial crimes, potentially exposing industry-wide vulnerabilities in student fund safeguarding.
See AVweb →
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is one of the nation’s busiest commercial airports. This short video highlights a runway incursion hazard where pilots exiting Runway 24R, particularly via...
Runway exit design at high-traffic airports like LAX can create systematic incursion risks that require pilots to cross active runways, highlighting a need for infrastructure redesign in busy terminal environments.
Ukraine says it has carried out its deepest drone strike of the war, hitting gas-processing facilities in western…...
Extended-range drone operations demonstrate that adversaries can now project power thousands of kilometers, forcing military and commercial aviation to reassess airspace security protocols and detection capabilities.
See AeroTime Hub →
Avianca in 2027 plans to start retrofitting the business class cabins of its Boeing 787s with new doored mini-suites from Collins Aerospace and 4K OLED-based Astrova inflight entertainment with Bluetooth connectivity from Panasonic Avionics, as part of a wider premium push by the Bogotá-based...
Avianca's 2027 cabin retrofit signals that premium long-haul operators are investing in doored suites and advanced IFE to compete with ultra-premium offerings from Gulf carriers.
See Runway Girl Network →
The Hugging Face intrusion offers a good lesson on the importance of certain boundaries.
Aviation cybersecurity frameworks must establish hierarchical AI authorization protocols to prevent autonomous systems from exceeding their operational boundaries, mirroring lessons from recent federal AI security breaches.
See FedScoop →
Growing air traffic is straining airports and airspace while raising environmental concerns, and demand is only expected to increase. This paper reviews how advanced technologies and methods can expand capacity and improve efficiency across airline, airport, and flight operations. It also highlights emerging trends and gaps for future research in sustainable aviation.
Operational efficiency improvements can simultaneously address capacity constraints and environmental concerns without requiring wholesale fleet replacement or infrastructure overhauls.
See MDPI →
Two galaxies merge at a furious rate in this Aug. 25, 2026, image of the II Zw 096 system. This and several other images of both visually and scientifically interesting galaxies were released by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes. Chandra X-ray data (magenta) pinpoint powerful...
Chandra X-ray Observatory's multi-wavelength imaging reveals merger dynamics in distant galaxies, advancing understanding of gravitational physics applicable to spacecraft trajectory modeling.
See NASA →
The Red Hawks are scheduled to begin replacing the base’s T-38Cs in 2034.
Sheppard AFB's multi-year T-7A transition signals the Air Force's commitment to modernizing primary jet trainer fleets across all undergraduate pilot training bases.
See AVweb →
Federal court leaves in place a Labor Department ruling that the company retaliated against a captain-in-training who reported safety concerns.
A federal court's affirmation of retaliation findings against Nicholas Air strengthens whistleblower protections for aviation safety reporters and increases liability exposure for operators who suppress safety concerns.
See AVweb →
A Harrier from the VMA-223 “Bulldogs,” the last built for the USMC, was demilitarized and transported to the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola. Another event marked the bittersweet retirement of the AV-8B Harrier II Vertical/Short Take-Off Landing (V/STOL) jet that took place in June...
The AV-8B's retirement signals the end of four decades of USMC vertical-lift operations, with implications for future short-range amphibious assault capabilities.
See The Aviationist →
Media are invited to hear from NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 astronauts during a news conference beginning at 2:45 p.m. EDT, Wednesday, Sept. 16, from the International Space Station. NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Sophie Adenot, and Roscosmos...
Crew-12's station mission discussion highlights ongoing international collaboration in human spaceflight as commercial crew programs mature operationally.
See NASA →
The science from every Moon rock sample, lunar dataset, and discovery produced through NASA’s Artemis program will be shared by the agency with the global scientific community. That commitment is upheld by all 71 countries that have signed the Artemis Accords, a set of principles for safe and...
NASA's Artemis Accords mandate open data sharing across 71 signatory nations, creating unprecedented global coordination in lunar exploration that could accelerate aerospace innovation while establishing precedent for international space collaboration.
See NASA →
16 SEPT, 2026 Charlotte, NC 30/10 NMR – 17,999FT MSL Specific instructions and restrictions are available at Federal Aviation Administration - Graphic TFRs once the NOTAM has been issued. *Depicted TFR data may not be a complete listing. Pilots should not use the information on this website for...
Temporary Flight Restrictions around Charlotte, NC on September 16, 2026 indicate VIP movement requiring pilots to consult official FAA TFR resources rather than relying on incomplete online depictions.
See FAASafety.gov Notices →
Qatar Airways has announced a major expansion of its global network, reaching more than 170 destinations during the…...
Qatar Airways' 170-destination winter network demonstrates how hub carriers leverage seasonal demand patterns to maximize aircraft utilization and compete against point-to-point competitors.
See AeroTime Hub →
Iberia has obtained approval allowing the company’s heavy maintenance division to carry out heavy maintenance on the entire Airbus A350 fleet. For the first time, the Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency (AESA) has granted this authorization without limitations, giving Iberia comprehensive...
Iberia's unlimited A350 maintenance approval strengthens Spain's MRO competitive position and reduces operator dependence on limited global heavy maintenance providers.
See Runway Girl Network →
NBAA took part in an historic gathering at Texas’ Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport (AFW) that brought together transportation leaders, aviation innovators, federal officials and industry partners,...
NBAA's participation signals business aviation's central role in shaping advanced air mobility infrastructure and regulatory frameworks at the federal level.
See NBAA →
Michigan ANG pilot Tom Froling was airborne on a routine training mission when America came under attack. Hours later, his squadron was loading live missiles and ammunition for combat air patrols over the United States. We spoke with him 25 years later about that day and what followed. “It was...
Within hours of 9/11, domestic air defense transitioned from peacetime training to armed combat patrols, revealing critical gaps in pre-attack readiness that fundamentally reshaped U.S. military aviation protocols.
See The Aviationist →
On this week’s episode of AvTalk, the more we learn about last Sunday’s fatal runway overrun in Miami, the more confusing the circumstances become. We break down what we know from the ADS-B data and the limited flight data recorder information released by the NTSB thus far. A computer failure at...
ADS-B and preliminary FDR data suggest potential technical anomalies beyond pilot error in the Miami overrun, warranting deeper investigation into systems failures.
See Flightradar24 Blog →
FLIGHT ADVISORY GPS INTERFERENCE TESTING EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CALIFORNIA (EDWCA) 26-01 16 – 18 September Edwards AFB, CA The entire flight advisory may be accessed and downloaded at the following address: EDWCA 26-01 GPS Flight Advisory Pilots are advised to check NOTAMs frequently for possible...
GPS interference testing at Edwards AFB September 16-18 will degrade navigation accuracy across a wide region, requiring pilots to file alternate navigation plans and monitor NOTAMs for real-time updates.
See FAASafety.gov Notices →
The Republic of Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) has selected the Seoul Metropolitan Government as the final site for the 2026 Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Regional Pilot Project Support Competition, an initiative [...]...
South Korea's selection of Seoul for its 2026 UAM pilot signals government commitment to hybrid service models that could integrate air mobility with existing ground transit infrastructure.
See Urban Air Mobility News →
The UAV-300 had also been carried by the Akinci during a recent UAV-122 firing test, foreshadowing its first live launch. Turkey’s Baykar Akinci Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) achieved a major milestone by firing the İHA-300 (or UAV-300) Air-Launched Ballistic Missile (ALBM) at a maritime...
Turkey's Akinci UCAV now demonstrates multi-missile capability, expanding operational flexibility for naval and land-based targeting missions.
See The Aviationist →
A Britten-Norman BN2B-26 Islander bearing serial number 2317 flew for the first time on September 3, 2026. After more than 60 years in production, the program has witnessed over 1,200 maiden flights, but 2317 is notable because it was entirely assembled in the UK from detail component level,...
Britten-Norman's domestic production restart demonstrates viable market demand for 60-year-old regional aircraft designs in specific operational niches.
See Runway Girl Network →
A shadowy aircraft in Lockheed Martin’s latest teaser appears consistent with published Vectis designs, hinting at a possible update on the Skunk Works Collaborative Combat Aircraft. Lockheed Martin is teasing a new announcement concerning Vectis, its Group 5 Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA)...
Lockheed Martin's cryptic teaser suggests imminent progress on its Vectis CCA program, potentially signaling a developmental milestone or partnership expansion in autonomous collaborative combat systems.
See The Aviationist →
Swords and Balbriggan District Court, 08th September 2026 The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) brought a...
Successful prosecution establishes legal precedent that drone operators face criminal liability for airspace violations, strengthening regulatory enforcement beyond administrative penalties.
See sUAS News →
Please enjoy this Op-Ed contribution from Justin Crabbe, the CEO & Founder of Jettly, a digital private jet marketplace, and BlackJet, a pre-paid private jet solution. Private aviation’s biggest value proposition is the luxury of time and convenience, but an irony still hides in that experience. As...
Private aviation's operational friction—manual booking, documentation, and coordination processes—undermines its core value proposition and represents a competitive vulnerability as digital-first competitors modernize the customer experience.
See Runway Girl Network →
What the SMS Declaration of Compliance means for operators and what the FAA expects.
Operators must formally document their Safety Management System compliance to the FAA, which serves as evidence of proactive risk management and regulatory adherence.
The US Air Force has presented its highest flight safety award to an F-22 Raptor pilot who landed…...
Successful emergency procedures and decision-making under extreme pressure demonstrate how pilot training translates to survivable outcomes in critical flight situations.
See AeroTime Hub →
A federal judge issued a pause on the Trump administration’s inclusion of a question that asked applicants how they’d advance the president’s agenda and policies.
Aviation industry hiring practices remain subject to judicial oversight, potentially affecting recruitment timelines for federal aviation positions during policy transitions.
See FedScoop →
The law enforcement agency joined the Genesis Mission and partnered with DOE’s national labs for expertise on other projects.
DHS collaboration with DOE's national labs signals increased government focus on advanced technology development that could reshape aviation security and infrastructure modernization initiatives.
See FedScoop →
How organizational culture shapes safety outcomes and what it takes to build a reporting culture that supports SMS.
Organizational culture fundamentally determines SMS effectiveness; operators must intentionally foster psychological safety to enable honest incident reporting and continuous improvement.
Malaysia has suspended Flying Doctor Service flights in Sarawak for a safety review after a helicopter crash killed…...
The suspension signals how a single accident can trigger operational shutdowns across an entire remote medical aviation service, affecting patient access in underserved regions.
See AeroTime Hub →
Joby and BETA aircraft are now flying under the federal integration program, with more North Texas demonstrations scheduled through the weekend.
North Texas has become an active operational testbed for eVTOL certification standards, accelerating real-world validation beyond simulation and moving regulatory frameworks closer to commercial deployment timelines.
See AVweb →
Frontier Airlines plans to launch its first South American flights in December 2026, connecting Orlando with Bogotá, Medellín…...
Frontier's South American entry signals ultra-low-cost carriers are now targeting longer international routes previously dominated by legacy carriers, reshaping competitive dynamics in Latin American markets.
See AeroTime Hub →
Frederick Municipal is a small general and corporate aviation airport located just east of the city of Frederick, Maryland. The traffic mix runs the spectrum from single engine training aircraft up...
Frederick Municipal Airport serves as a crucial regional hub balancing flight training operations with corporate aviation demand, demonstrating the economic viability of small municipal airports beyond major metropolitan areas.
Evolution of aviation, in a photo.
Historical aviation photography serves as a visual benchmark for measuring technological advancement and operational changes across the industry over time.
See AVweb →
How do scientists studying space with data from a telescope hundreds of thousands of miles away know that what they are seeing is real? A new NASA project, Artifact InSPECtor, invites you to find out – and by doing so, to help missions like Euclid and NASA’s new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope...
Crowdsourced artifact detection through NASA's Artifact InSPECtor enhances data quality validation for next-generation space telescopes, improving mission reliability for both scientific research and operational planning.
See NASA →
Former financial account director faces 20 theft charges and a racketeering charge in investigation involving student flight-training funds.
The RICO prosecution signals authorities are treating systematic flight-school fraud as organized criminal enterprise rather than isolated financial crimes, potentially exposing industry-wide vulnerabilities in student fund safeguarding.
See AVweb →
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is one of the nation’s busiest commercial airports. This short video highlights a runway incursion hazard where pilots exiting Runway 24R, particularly via...
Runway exit design at high-traffic airports like LAX can create systematic incursion risks that require pilots to cross active runways, highlighting a need for infrastructure redesign in busy terminal environments.
Ukraine says it has carried out its deepest drone strike of the war, hitting gas-processing facilities in western…...
Extended-range drone operations demonstrate that adversaries can now project power thousands of kilometers, forcing military and commercial aviation to reassess airspace security protocols and detection capabilities.
See AeroTime Hub →
Avianca in 2027 plans to start retrofitting the business class cabins of its Boeing 787s with new doored mini-suites from Collins Aerospace and 4K OLED-based Astrova inflight entertainment with Bluetooth connectivity from Panasonic Avionics, as part of a wider premium push by the Bogotá-based...
Avianca's 2027 cabin retrofit signals that premium long-haul operators are investing in doored suites and advanced IFE to compete with ultra-premium offerings from Gulf carriers.
See Runway Girl Network →
The Hugging Face intrusion offers a good lesson on the importance of certain boundaries.
Aviation cybersecurity frameworks must establish hierarchical AI authorization protocols to prevent autonomous systems from exceeding their operational boundaries, mirroring lessons from recent federal AI security breaches.
See FedScoop →
Growing air traffic is straining airports and airspace while raising environmental concerns, and demand is only expected to increase. This paper reviews how advanced technologies and methods can expand capacity and improve efficiency across airline, airport, and flight operations. It also highlights emerging trends and gaps for future research in sustainable aviation.
Operational efficiency improvements can simultaneously address capacity constraints and environmental concerns without requiring wholesale fleet replacement or infrastructure overhauls.
See MDPI →
Two galaxies merge at a furious rate in this Aug. 25, 2026, image of the II Zw 096 system. This and several other images of both visually and scientifically interesting galaxies were released by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes. Chandra X-ray data (magenta) pinpoint powerful...
Chandra X-ray Observatory's multi-wavelength imaging reveals merger dynamics in distant galaxies, advancing understanding of gravitational physics applicable to spacecraft trajectory modeling.
See NASA →
The Red Hawks are scheduled to begin replacing the base’s T-38Cs in 2034.
Sheppard AFB's multi-year T-7A transition signals the Air Force's commitment to modernizing primary jet trainer fleets across all undergraduate pilot training bases.
See AVweb →
Federal court leaves in place a Labor Department ruling that the company retaliated against a captain-in-training who reported safety concerns.
A federal court's affirmation of retaliation findings against Nicholas Air strengthens whistleblower protections for aviation safety reporters and increases liability exposure for operators who suppress safety concerns.
See AVweb →
A Harrier from the VMA-223 “Bulldogs,” the last built for the USMC, was demilitarized and transported to the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola. Another event marked the bittersweet retirement of the AV-8B Harrier II Vertical/Short Take-Off Landing (V/STOL) jet that took place in June...
The AV-8B's retirement signals the end of four decades of USMC vertical-lift operations, with implications for future short-range amphibious assault capabilities.
See The Aviationist →
Media are invited to hear from NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 astronauts during a news conference beginning at 2:45 p.m. EDT, Wednesday, Sept. 16, from the International Space Station. NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Sophie Adenot, and Roscosmos...
Crew-12's station mission discussion highlights ongoing international collaboration in human spaceflight as commercial crew programs mature operationally.
See NASA →
The science from every Moon rock sample, lunar dataset, and discovery produced through NASA’s Artemis program will be shared by the agency with the global scientific community. That commitment is upheld by all 71 countries that have signed the Artemis Accords, a set of principles for safe and...
NASA's Artemis Accords mandate open data sharing across 71 signatory nations, creating unprecedented global coordination in lunar exploration that could accelerate aerospace innovation while establishing precedent for international space collaboration.
See NASA →
16 SEPT, 2026 Charlotte, NC 30/10 NMR – 17,999FT MSL Specific instructions and restrictions are available at Federal Aviation Administration - Graphic TFRs once the NOTAM has been issued. *Depicted TFR data may not be a complete listing. Pilots should not use the information on this website for...
Temporary Flight Restrictions around Charlotte, NC on September 16, 2026 indicate VIP movement requiring pilots to consult official FAA TFR resources rather than relying on incomplete online depictions.
See FAASafety.gov Notices →
Qatar Airways has announced a major expansion of its global network, reaching more than 170 destinations during the…...
Qatar Airways' 170-destination winter network demonstrates how hub carriers leverage seasonal demand patterns to maximize aircraft utilization and compete against point-to-point competitors.
See AeroTime Hub →
Iberia has obtained approval allowing the company’s heavy maintenance division to carry out heavy maintenance on the entire Airbus A350 fleet. For the first time, the Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency (AESA) has granted this authorization without limitations, giving Iberia comprehensive...
Iberia's unlimited A350 maintenance approval strengthens Spain's MRO competitive position and reduces operator dependence on limited global heavy maintenance providers.
See Runway Girl Network →
NBAA took part in an historic gathering at Texas’ Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport (AFW) that brought together transportation leaders, aviation innovators, federal officials and industry partners,...
NBAA's participation signals business aviation's central role in shaping advanced air mobility infrastructure and regulatory frameworks at the federal level.
See NBAA →
Michigan ANG pilot Tom Froling was airborne on a routine training mission when America came under attack. Hours later, his squadron was loading live missiles and ammunition for combat air patrols over the United States. We spoke with him 25 years later about that day and what followed. “It was...
Within hours of 9/11, domestic air defense transitioned from peacetime training to armed combat patrols, revealing critical gaps in pre-attack readiness that fundamentally reshaped U.S. military aviation protocols.
See The Aviationist →
On this week’s episode of AvTalk, the more we learn about last Sunday’s fatal runway overrun in Miami, the more confusing the circumstances become. We break down what we know from the ADS-B data and the limited flight data recorder information released by the NTSB thus far. A computer failure at...
ADS-B and preliminary FDR data suggest potential technical anomalies beyond pilot error in the Miami overrun, warranting deeper investigation into systems failures.
See Flightradar24 Blog →
FLIGHT ADVISORY GPS INTERFERENCE TESTING EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE CALIFORNIA (EDWCA) 26-01 16 – 18 September Edwards AFB, CA The entire flight advisory may be accessed and downloaded at the following address: EDWCA 26-01 GPS Flight Advisory Pilots are advised to check NOTAMs frequently for possible...
GPS interference testing at Edwards AFB September 16-18 will degrade navigation accuracy across a wide region, requiring pilots to file alternate navigation plans and monitor NOTAMs for real-time updates.
See FAASafety.gov Notices →
The Republic of Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) has selected the Seoul Metropolitan Government as the final site for the 2026 Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Regional Pilot Project Support Competition, an initiative [...]...
South Korea's selection of Seoul for its 2026 UAM pilot signals government commitment to hybrid service models that could integrate air mobility with existing ground transit infrastructure.
See Urban Air Mobility News →