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Flightglobal is an online news and information website related to the aviation and aerospace industries. It also provides a community area for numerous distinct communities within the aviation and aerospace industry.
The website was established in February 2006 as the website of Flight International magazine, Airline Business, ACAS, Air Transport Intelligence (ATI), The Flight Collection and other services and directories.
Flightglobal is a resource for aviation history with a picture library of over 1 million images going back to the foundation of Flight in 1909. Thousands of images and back copies of Flight are searchable online.
Flightglobal won the title of Business Website of the Year at the AOP’s Digital Publishing Awards 2010. The Judges’ Comments: “FlightGlobal has shown impressive results across all its KPIs in 2009, in what has been a tough year for its audience. The site uses the full spectrum of digital tools, with a special focus on engagement and effective use of social media in a B2B environment.” Source
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| Scope | International, Trade/B2B |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesRussia expands Yelabuga drone production site from two to 116 buildings to support Ukraine attacks
Russia has vastly expanded its unmanned air vehicle (UAV) production facilities in the Yelabuga special economic zone, scaling up to support its invasion of Ukraine. The factory produces the Geran-1 and Geran-2 systems, which are Russian derivatives of the Iranian-designed Shahed-131 and Shahed-136, according to a report by Beyond Parallel at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).
Port Polska: designing a greenfield airport for passengers and cargo
Poland is advancing a major infrastructure initiative with Port Polska, the country’s strategic investment programme led by Centralny Port Komunikacyjny. At its core is a new greenfield airport to be located between Warsaw and Łódź, complemented by upgraded road networks and a nationwide high-speed rail system.
Former USAF F-35 instructor pilot arrested for training Chinese military aviators
The US Justice Department has arrested an experienced former US Air Force (USAF) fighter pilot on allegations that he spent nearly three years in Mainland China training People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) pilots.
hina Collaborative Combat Aircraft 2025: PLA Drone Wingmen, GJ-11, GJ-21 and the Future of Unmanned Air Power
China has clear ambitions for collaborative combat aircraft (CCAs), but while there are indications of frenetic activity, progress and actual capabilities are difficult to gauge. The Peoples’ Liberation Army parade of 3 September 2025 offered a brief yet informative glimpse of China’s CCAs, with several assets – or mock-ups – appearing on trailers towed behind trucks. Source: Wikimedia Commons/Hurin The FH-97A mock-up at Zhuhai in 2024.
Future of aviation: How the USA is leading the way in AAM regulation and airspace integration
12 March 2026 at 2pm London This webinar is exclusively sponsored by Honeywell. This webinar is free to attend. Advanced air mobility operations in the world’s biggest aviation market are on the verge of reality, with the US Administration signalling it’s keen to open the skies to a new era of disruptive, sustainable, and accessible air mobility.
Singapore air show 2026 achieves record 65,000 trade attendance
This year’s Singapore air show enjoyed record attendance from trade delegates, underlining its importance as an industry gathering. The four trade days of this year’s show, from 3-6 February, saw 65,000 trade visitors from over 130 countries and regions, according to Experia Events, the show’s organiser. Source: Singapore air show social media The static park of the 2026 Singapore air show It estimates that over 1,100 companies participated.
The Uncrewed Revolution Is Here. GA-ASI Delivers the Systems Nations Need to Compete and Win.
The world has changed — and time has run out for responsible nations to seek new solutions. Recent conflicts have made it clear that Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) already have had a transformative impact on modern warfare. In the recent war between Iran and Israel, Iran deployed swarms of drones and cruise missiles to target critical infrastructure, while Israel countered with layered air defenses and long-range strikes supported by advanced UAS.
CAE deploys Asia-Pacific's first Boeing 777X simulator in Singapore
Aviation training provider CAE is to deploy Asia-Pacific’s first Boeing 777X full-flight simulator in Singapore, ahead of the widebody-twin’s eventual service entry. The 7000XR full-flight simulator is being installed at the Singapore-CAE Flight Training centre and will be ready to welcome its first crews later this year.
Republic of Singapore Air Force modernisation: F-35s, P-8As and readiness focus
The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) believes that it is imperative to take the correct lessons from existing conflicts, as it takes a balanced approach to adding and updating capabilities. In an interview given before the Singapore air show, RSAF chief of air force Major-General Kelvin Fan lists a range of challenges and opportunities facing the service, but stresses that its mission of deterrence and, if need be, defending Singapore remains unchanged.
How tomorrow’s engine technology could change the game for airlines
The CF6 engine’s entry into service in 1971, powering the McDonnell Douglas DC-10, heralded the then-General Electric’s first major foray into the commercial market and a new era for long-haul air travel. Source: GE Aerospace The GE9X will be the most tested engine programme in GE Aerospace history when it enters service Fifty-five years on, GE Aerospace is behind much of the propulsion technology that is shaping the airline industry’s future.