Security

GlobalAir's new scam reports system evaluates questionable people or companies showing interest in for-sale aircraft.

Gama Aviation has introduced in-house security screening at its FBO at Scotland’s Glasgow International Airport.

Trials of MBDA's Dragonfire laser weapon have started successfully.

Despite the best intentions, operating airports in Afghanistan remains a challenge.

Astronautics will also bid its aerospace cybersecurity, integrated avionics, and secure connectivity solutions for an Air Force contract.

Bird Aerosystems provides airborne missile protection and verification solutions to UN Air Operations Mil Mi-17 helicopters.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has introduced biometric facial comparison technology at all international airports across the United States.

A Massachusetts man who had his license revoked in 2000 following a conviction for helicopter theft has now been found guilty of flying without a license.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps confirmed that a Global 6500 and a Citation Latitude owned by Eugene Shvidler have now been seized by the UK government.

Responding to sanctions against Russian individuals and companies over the invasion of Ukraine, the Isle of Man has deregistered multiple private aircraft.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration has ordered two AW139s.

Business aviation companies now face new pressures to ensure they do not breach sanctions and other restrictions on Russian-controlled aircraft.

A Luxembourg-registered Global 6500 was prevented from leaving Farnborough on March 8 as UK officials investigate possible Russian connections.

FAI Aviation Group has formed a partnership with Osprey Flight Solutions and will utilize Osprey's risk-management platform.

Universal Weather and Aviation is donating its services to support humanitarian missions during the Ukrainian crisis.

Security group Osprey Flight Solutions uses technology and past experience to unravel the risk management equation for aircraft operators in danger zones.

Leonardo has developed the BriteCloud family of expendable active decoys to provide vital radio frequency protection at an affordable cost.

Ukrainian International Airlines has been forced by insurers to move some aircraft out of the country, despite assurances from its government.

It is widely suspected that the Belarus government forcibly diverted flight FR4978 in order to arrest a pair of exile political opponents.

Korea Aerospace will convert four Dassault aircraft to improve air force reconnaissance.

The FAA issues a notice of proposed special conditions to allow FedEx to install anti-missile systems on Airbus A321s.

As of Thursday morning, it remained unclear whether government security forces had retaken full control of airports including Almaty International.

The Visual Detection and Ranging pod for the AW139 optimizes search and rescue operations, helping to save lives and lower mission costs.

The SRVIVR25 series voice and flight data recorders by L3Harris bring safety benefits to aircraft operators.

West Star Aviation will sell, install, and maintain CCX Technologies’ products that offer actionable security capabilities and flight data.

Airbus and Cathay Pacific might want to rethink a project aimed at allowing single-pilot operations of airliners during the cruise phase of flight.

EHang and the Spanish National Police will explore potential use cases for autonomous air vehicles.

In addition to their normal targets of opportunity, cyber hackers are also finding that an aircraft's unprotected network can be ripe for data piracy.

MedAire's Dubai operation adds more aviation security specialists and enhances its technological capabilities.

The Taliban grants Russian airliners access to Kabul Airport to evacuate Afghan asylum seekers.