by Jim Campbell | Feb 12, 2026 | Aviation, News, Transportation
U.S. Venues To Be Protected By Drone-Capture Technology A Utah company has won a multimillion dollar contact from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to use its net-equipped DroneHunter interceptors that can safely capture and remove hostile drones without...
by Jim Campbell | Feb 12, 2026 | Aviation, News, Transportation
Contract Includes a Firm 40 Bombardier Challenger 3500s, Option for Up to 120 More Vista Group has hammered out a major fleet agreement with Bombardier valued at up to $4.7 billion, covering 40 firm Challenger 3500 business jets and options for an additional 120. The...
by Jim Campbell | Feb 12, 2026 | Aviation, News, Transportation
FAA Administrator Says He Expects Certification Soon FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford says he expects Gulfstream certification by Canada to come later this week. “I think we’ve resolved the issues with Canada,” Bedford said. “My understanding is...
by Jim Campbell | Feb 12, 2026 | Aviation, News, Transportation
Previously Undisclosed Order From 2025 Air Canada has a firm order for eight Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, marking an upgrade to the airline’s long-haul fleet strategy. The A350-1000’s economics and lower operating costs will deliver an advantage to Air...
by Jim Campbell | Feb 12, 2026 | Aviation, News, Transportation
Crew Protests, Calling His Leadership a “Relentless Downward Spiral” American Airlines’ labor groups are publicly standing up against CEO Robert Isom, accusing company leadership of steering the carrier in the wrong direction during a tough financial...
by Jim Campbell | Feb 12, 2026 | Aviation, News, Transportation
Troubled Widebody Expected to Fly in April… More Than Six Years Late Boeing is reportedly hoping to finally get its first production-standard 777X airborne in April 2026. If this schedule holds, the flight could get Boeing back in the long-range widebody...
