Civil infrastructure protection and defense against drones
The rapid proliferation of drones, or rather unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has transformed them into significant threats to civil infrastructure worldwide.
The great restructuring of the post-Cold War defense industry: A new era of agility and specialization
The US defense industry, traditionally dominated by a handful of giants born from post-Cold War consolidation, is on the verge of a radical transformation stemming from both Washington’s interests and stock market investors.
Forecast and trends in European defense in 2026
The European defense sector is undergoing a transformation, driven by the expansion of financial instruments, an increasingly volatile geopolitical context, and the need to strengthen the continent’s strategic autonomy. While NATO remains the primary security framework for the continent, rising national defense spending and stricter EU participation rules are altering the dynamics of access, influence, and prospects for member states in this constantly evolving landscape.
Zaragoza: A Secondary Airport with Countless Possibilities by 2025
The city of Zaragoza is the fourth-largest Spanish city by population, and although its airport has never stood out for its passenger traffic, that situation is slowly being reversed.
Flybondi goes all out
In the midst of a hostile economy, the Argentine low cost continues to grow. Looking ahead to the 2022-2023 summer season, Flybondi is increasing capacity, routes and frequencies, many of which will be consolidated by 2023.
From the Pampas to the Aegean: The Dash 8 that served in Southern Winds and Olympic Air
A group of Dash 8 aircraft that arrived in Argentina in the late 1990s for Southern Wings continued their operational life in Greece flying for Olympic. In 2021, some of them are still braving the Aegean winds.
Magic mirror on the wall, who is the youngest of them all?
The matter of the age and size of Aerolineas Argentinas fleet is in vogue. Neither of both issues is especially key to providing a good service to passengers, that is what basically have to do any commercial aviation company.
LAN´s Dreamliners resume flights
Following authorization by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Boeing, LAN Airlines conducted the first test flight of its 787 Dreamliner after implementing the modifications required to the battery system of the aircraft.
Travelers coming and leaving: The top 100 busiest airports in 2011
The growth in the number of passengers passing through airports around the world continues to rise, but the economic crisis affecting European countries began to be felt in some terminals. Although figures are not yet final, the Airports Council International ahead the list of the 100 most visited airports in 2011.
Sirio-Tormenta 2011: Combat ready!
Once again the Spanish Air Force held from 6 to 16 April 2011 one of the most important exercises of the year. It was the Syrian-Storm exercise, in which the Ejercito del Aire seeks to increase and improve its operational capabilities.