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22.09.26 - 21:39
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Turkish Airlines, Pegasus & AJet Cancel Iran Flights As US Sanctions Bite (ZeroHedge)
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Turkish Airlines, Pegasus & AJet Cancel Iran Flights As US Sanctions Bite
Via Middle East Eye
Turkey's national carrier, Turkish Airlines, and budget airlines AJet and Pegasus have cancelled flights to and from Iran from September 21 as US sanctions take effect, a review by Middle East Eye indicates.
The Turkish Airlines and AJet websites have no flights to Iran until March, while Pegasus appears to have removed all flights to the country from its booking system for the foreseeable future.
via AFPIran International reported that a Turkish Airlines representative told the channel there was no guarantee flights would resume even after March 2027.
A person familiar with the issue told MEE that US Treasury sanctions on Iran's aviation sector were so severe that Turkish carriers had been forced to suspend their flights.
The person said that while restrictions on US-manufactured aircraft, such as Boeing planes, were understandable, the new sanctions also prevented Airbus aircraft from flying to Ir...
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21.09.26 - 15:12
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SSC Space and Airbus expand cooperation on Pléiades Neo and the new Pléiades Neo Next (Cision)
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SSC Space has signed a contract with Airbus Defence and Space to provide extended ground station support for the Pléiades Neo mission and the new Pléiades Neo Next mission.
SSC Space will serve as the prime ground segment provider for these two very-high-resolution Airbus Earth observation programs, using SSC Space ground stations at Esrange Space Center in Sweden, Inuvik Satellite Station Facility in Canada, and Punta Arenas Station in Chile.
Pléiades Neo provides native 30 cm optical resolution, while Pléiades Neo Next is designed to add 20 cm-class native resolution and higher...
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21.09.26 - 12:06
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Vertical Aerospace Appoints Former Airbus Commercial Aircraft CEO Fabrice Brégier as Chair as it Accelerates Commercialisation and Defence Strategy (Business Wire)
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Fabrice Brégier brings executive leadership experience from Airbus, Eurocopter, MBDA and Palantir Technologies to support Vertical's next phase of growth
Appointment follows growing momentum across Vertical's commercial, defence and autonomous aviation strategy
LONDON & NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vertical Aerospace (“Vertical” or the “Company”) [NYSE: EVTL], a global aerospace and technology company pioneering electric vertical take-off and landing (“eVTOL”) aircraft, today announced the appointment of Fabrice Brégier as Chair of its Board of Directors, effective September 21 2026.
Mr. Brégier is one of the world's most respected aerospace and defence leaders, with more than three decades of experience spanning commercial aviation, helicopters, defence and advanced technology. He served as Chief Executive Officer of Airbus Commercial Aircraft from 2012 to 2016 and as Chief Operating Officer of Airbus Group and President of Airbus Commercial Aircraft from 2017 to 2018, having previously s...
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18.09.26 - 12:42
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Italienischer Eurofighter in Saudi-Arabien beschädigt (DPA-AFX)
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ROM (dpa-AFX) - Bei Luftangriffen auf einen Militärstützpunkt in Saudi-Arabien ist am Boden ein Kampfflugzeug der italienischen Armee schwer beschädigt worden. Der Eurofighter vom Typ F-2000 war nach Angaben des Verteidigungsministeriums in Rom innerhalb ......
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16.09.26 - 18:27
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Bundeswehr schützt lettischen Luftraum während Wahl (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Deutschland unterstützt Lettland bei der Absicherung des Luftraums während der lettischen Parlamentswahl im Oktober. Die Luftwaffe werde dazu vier Eurofighter des Taktischen Luftwaffengeschwaders 74 aus Neuburg an der Donau für etwa ......
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15.09.26 - 15:06
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Airbus weighs supplier stakes to relieve aerospace parts bottlenecks (Digitimes)
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Airbus is monitoring parts lead times across its supply chain and said direct equity stakes in, or takeovers of, subcontractors could be used in extreme cases to prevent supply disruptions. The comments came as the global aerospace industry continues to face bottlenecks in engines, cabin interiors and other critical components....
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