Ukraine

The Russian military’s jamming of airline satellite navigation is likely collateral damage from the war, a French aviation official reportedly said.

Mriya, the world’s largest cargo airplane and the only operational Antonov An-225, has died. It was 33 years old. Does that sound like the first line of an obituary? Well, if any aircraft deserves to be mourned, the An-225 certainly qualifies.

The agency says it is collaborating closely on cybersecurity with the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Defense, airports, and airlines.

Russia’s Ministry of Defense has released new video showing an apparently destroyed Antonov An-225 Mriya at Gostomel Airport (UKKM) in Ukraine.

Six EA-18G Growlers specialized in electronic warfare missions were deployed to Spangdahlem Air Base in Germany on Monday.

Turkish TB2s and Switchblade kamikaze combat drones are bolstering Ukraine’s military forces.

Antonov Company, manufacturer of the iconic An-225, the world’s largest cargo airplane which was apparently destroyed last month in Ukraine, has launched a global fundraiser “for the revival of the aircraft.”

As President Joe Biden traveled in Europe on Thursday for NATO meetings linked to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the so-called “Doomsday Plane,” a U.S. Air Force E-4B Nightwatch, wasn’t too far away.

One expert says the result of Russian President Putin’s actions could be ‘thoroughly devastating’ to aviation.

Dozens of aviation-related companies have either scaled back or ceased operations there in light of attack on Ukraine.