Ukraine war

“We know, and Russian commanders on the ground know, that their supplies and munitions are running out," the director says.

After sanctions, Moscow expects that 270 MC-21-310 will be assembled by 2030.

The country was unable to win a majority from 170 voting nations at the 41st ICAO Assembly, which meets in Montreal every three years and runs through Oct. 7

The action comes despite recent market turmoil that plunged the pound to near parity with the U.S. dollar.

For aid to Ukraine, the industry has struggled to ramp up production despite Pentagon funding.

Iranian loitering munitions and drones may be filling in for Russian combat aircraft and guided missiles in Moscow’s war against Ukraine.

Russia’s air transport industry has called for the government to protect its manpower from the partial mobilization announced by President Vladimir Putin on Sept. 21.

U.S. officials outlined 11 capabilities that will be delivered to Kyiv over the next six to 24 months.

Russian airlines are preparing to restore access to the digital datalink Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS).

European countries are beefing up security around their oil and gas facilities after the European Union and the Danish and Swedish governments declared the damage caused to both Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea as sabotage.

Destinations in Russia and Saudi Arabia are set to be new points for Air Arabia Abu Dhabi and Air Arabia Egypt respectively.

Two new-build Kongsberg and Raytheon National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS) will arrive in Ukraine within the next two months.

Kyiv’s government has decided to strip the Iranian ambassador of his accreditation after Iranian loitering munitions purchased by Russia began striking targets in Ukraine.

A bipartisan group of senators want the Pentagon to have more authority in managing industry production lines for critical munitions, with the aid to Ukraine highlighting potential shortages in the industrial base.

Military acquisition leaders from more than 40 nations are scheduled to meet Sept. 28 to determine how to provide Ukraine with long-term support.

Personnel at the Russian defense conglomerate are working overtime to meet demand.

Finnair expects to complete upgrades on most of its long-haul cabins by the second half of 2023, as it changes strategy and adapts to the closure of Russian airspace’s effect on its previously Asia-focused long-haul network.

The U.S. and NATO are looking at a new approach to fighter deployments in Eastern Europe.

Russian Helicopters has delivered the first Ansat light-twin rotorcraft to Zimbabwe.

The integration enabled the Ukrainian Air Force to take offline Russian air defenses in a surprisingly short timeline.

ICAO has flagged Russia with a significant safety concern with respect to the country’s ability to properly oversee commercial aircraft under its jurisdiction.

Russia and China had envisaged first flight for the widebody in 2023 and deliveries to start between 2025 and 2027.

Ukraine’s air force has transitioned to using road runways to disperse and protect its fast jet operations in the country’s war with Russia.

After years of dither and delay, Poland has selected the Apache attack helicopter, but strategies for other acquisitions remain clouded.

The assistance raises the Biden administration’s overall financial commitment to Ukraine’s defense to about $15.2 billion.