USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
The USAF has relocated 12 aircraft from RAF Mildenhall amid heightened security measures and growing concerns over new Iranian threats.
British Airways owner warns UK green fuel targets could raise air fares
British Airways owner warns UK green fuel targets could raise air fares
IAG chief executive Luis Gallego has warned that higher environmental compliance costs could feed through to air fares.
Inside the BBC’s ‘Black Sky’ plan to keep the UK informed during a major blackout
Inside the BBC’s ‘Black Sky’ plan to keep the UK informed during a major blackout
According to a BBC report, around100 staff would operate a specially prepared emergency radio studio.
Aerospace
British Airways owner warns UK green fuel targets could raise air fares
British Airways owner warns UK green fuel targets could raise air fares
IAG chief executive Luis Gallego has warned that higher environmental compliance costs could feed through to air fares.
Defence
NATO accelerates procurement for counter-drone technologies
NATO accelerates procurement for counter-drone technologies
In an effort to acquire counter-drone solutions at pace, NATO has launched the Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) marketplace as part of its Drone Edge initiative.
Security
UK sends cyber “hunt forces” overseas to stop attacks on military networks
UK sends cyber “hunt forces” overseas to stop attacks on military networks
Specialist teams are being sent to Asia and Europe to stop hostile cyber operations before they become large-scale attacks.
Space
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Following delivery of its education and outreach initiatives across the UK to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and space explorers, the National Space Centre’s Discovery Team has gained national recognition by winning a prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award.
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USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
The USAF has relocated 12 aircraft from RAF Mildenhall amid heightened security measures and growing concerns over new Iranian threats.
British Airways owner warns UK green fuel targets could raise air fares
British Airways owner warns UK green fuel targets could raise air fares
IAG chief executive Luis Gallego has warned that higher environmental compliance costs could feed through to air fares.
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Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Leicester’s National Space Centre Discovery Team wins Sir Arthur Clarke Award
Following delivery of its education and outreach initiatives across the UK to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and space explorers, the National Space Centre’s Discovery Team has gained national recognition by winning a prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award.
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USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
The USAF has relocated 12 aircraft from RAF Mildenhall amid heightened security measures and growing concerns over new Iranian threats.
NATO accelerates procurement for counter-drone technologies
NATO accelerates procurement for counter-drone technologies
In an effort to acquire counter-drone solutions at pace, NATO has launched the Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS) marketplace as part of its Drone Edge initiative.
Babcock welcomes 800 early-career recruits as defence skills demands evolve
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USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
USAF relocates KC-135s and CV-22Bs from Mildenhall amid reported Iran threat
The USAF has relocated 12 aircraft from RAF Mildenhall amid heightened security measures and growing concerns over new Iranian threats.
Inside the BBC’s ‘Black Sky’ plan to keep the UK informed during a major blackout
Inside the BBC’s ‘Black Sky’ plan to keep the UK informed during a major blackout
According to a BBC report, around100 staff would operate a specially prepared emergency radio studio.
Serco certified by GCAA as UAE’s first Aerodrome Rescue and Firefighting training provider
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