Toulouse is one of the places the eyes of commercial aviation players are on when they want to know what the future holds for aerospace technology.

Aeros aims to comply with FAA Part 107 regulations for commercial small drone operations despite some limitations the rules impose on delivery in urban areas.

Airbus UpNext and Toshiba will collaborate on the development of superconducting technologies for the propulsion of Airbus’ future hydrogen-powered aircraft.

Etihad Airways is rolling out Skypad, an innovative digital tool designed to enhance the inflight experience for passengers.

Emirates is extending its immersive virtual training platform MIRA to what the airline says is its number one priority – safety.

Like the rest of the aerospace industry, the firefighting sector struggles to retain and train enough people in the face of increasing demand.

Eve’s expanded cash runway should be sufficient to fund the company’s operations through late 2026.

Several companies participated in a “first-of-its-kind trial” to identify and demonstrate new capabilities for intercepting UAVs.