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(Breaking Defense) – Under a $44.6 million Space Force contract, Muon Space will develop three prototype satellites that will provide weather and environmental data for military and commercial aircraft operators.

The Japanese company has appointed Naomi Ishii of Suzuki Motors and Yuki Takemori of the Development Bank of China as directors.

Maria Aguirre, head of maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) at Airbus Helicopters North America, talks about the irreplaceable human element in aircraft maintenance and the need for the industry to focus on training the next generation of technicians.

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi and Archer Aviation have announced a project to develop a hospital vertiport in the United Arab Emirates capital.

WellSpan WellFlight, based in Gettysburg, hosted an Oct. 3 event that included former patients, local partners, and members of the community.

The company will work with Airbus Helicopters to develop composite technologies and electrical wiring interconnection systems for the H225M Caracal.

Boeing has obtained a contract worth more than $173 million to provide eight helicopters plus training and support services to the US Air Force.

(AirMed&Rescue) – The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has issued a supplemental type certificate for aircraft interiors specialist SPAES to install additional life-raft deployment handles on the Airbus EC155 that will enhance safety during water-ditching scenarios.

The California-based company designed its new AIRE artificial intelligence (AI) data platform to assist operators with aircraft availability, airworthiness, and reliability.

(Forbes) – If Congress does not step in to halt proposed budget cuts to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), including for crash testing, it will reduce aviation safety, put lives at risk, and jeopardize the economic and scientific benefits the United States receives from aviation and space research, argues Mike Hirschberg.