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Agenda & Opportunités
Forum by Aerospace Valley | Edition
2026
Nous vous donnons rendez-vous pour le
Forum by Aerospace Valley les 4 et 5 juin 2026 à
Biarritz.
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Infos membres
Bertrandt Technology France : TECH DAY
TOULOUSE
Bertrandt Technology France is delighted
to invite you to our Tech Day in Toulouse.
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Aéronautique
Embraer Praetor 600E earns triple
certification as cabin and avionics updates take shape
Embraer's Praetor 600E has secured ANAC,
FAA, and EASA certification, adding updated cabin technology and
avionics to support global operations.
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Alaska Airlines signs for Boeing Virtual
Airplane Training Platform
Boeing today announced that Alaska
Airlines has signed a formal license agreement for Boeing's Virtual
Airplane during the World Aviation Training Summit held in Orlando,
Florida.
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MRO : Corsair confie la maintenance de toute
sa flotte d'A330neo à Airbus
Corsair a basculé
l'intégralité de la maintenance des équipements
de sa flotte d'Airbus A330neo sous l'offre « Flight Hour
Services » (FHS) du constructeur européen.
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Les compagnies aériennes chinoises
fragilisées par la flambée des prix du
kérosène
Air China, China Eastern et China
Southern ont moins de leviers que leurs concurrents occidentaux pour
absorber les variations des prix du carburant et voient leurs vols
intérieurs de plus en plus concurrencés par le train
à grande vitesse.
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Airbus : 22h de vol, 18 000 km : voici
comment l'avion A350-1000 ULR reliera Paris à l'Australie sans
escale
Dans le cadre de son programme baptisé
«Projet Sunrise» , l'Australie a commandé douze Airbus A350-1000
ULR, dont le premier exemplaire a été testé à Toulouse. Cet avion
est conçu pour réaliser le vol le plus long du monde.
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Après la faillite de Spirit Airlines,
les compagnies aériennes craignent un effet domino
La faillite de Spirit Airlines attire
l'attention sur la mauvaise santé de certaines compagnies aériennes
tandis que d'autres innovent en exploitant des avions plus économes
en carburant.
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DLA Aviation at Jacksonville reinforces
partnership with FRCSE, DLA Distribution to bolster warfighter
readiness
The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation in
Jacksonville, in collaboration with Fleet Readiness Center Southeast
and DLA Distribution, recently conducted a strategy session aimed at
enhancing the core support provided to FRC operations.
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US Air Force clears T-7A Red Hawk trainer
aircraft for production
Boeing Defense, Space & Security was
awarded a contract valued at $219m, covering 14 aircraft, as well as
spares, support equipment, and required training.
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Espace
U.S. Space Force advances proliferated LEO
missile defense architecture under SBI program
The SBI construct indicates a
distributed systems approach spanning space-based interceptors,
sensor integration, autonomous mission systems, and battle management
software designed for time-critical engagement operations.
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Blue Origin dévoile des images
inédites après l'échec de sa fusée
géante, qui a causé la destruction d'un satellite
Malgré la perte de son satellite
et l'interdiction de vol qui frappe sa fusée géante New
Glenn, Blue Origin veut retenir le positif de sa mission NG-3. Le PDG
confirme le test réussi d'une technologie indispensable
à sa future récupération.
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Loft Orbital expands into full-service
constellation deals
Data and intelligence providers are
outsourcing the construction and operation of Earth-observation
constellations, favoring access to data and analytics over owning the
satellites and ground systems that produce them.
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Thales Alenia Space signe un contrat de 26,1
millions d'euros pour les télescopes de la mission spatiale
LISA
Thales Alenia Space a annoncé la
signature d’un contrat de 26,1 millions d’euros avec
l’Agence spatiale européenne pour la première
phase de développement des télescopes de la mission
LISA.
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ESA Taps Edge Aerospace for Space Cloud
Contract
A Luxembourg-based company has been
selected to create an architecture and use-case roadmap for orbital
data centers, as announced today. This initiative is part of a
contract with the European Space Agency.
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Mexico City is sinking up to 14 inches per
year, satellite images show
Mexico City is sinking, and a powerful
new orbiting satellite that's monitoring changes in land levels all
across the globe has discovered how quickly this is happening. It's
all thanks to the mission's innovative dual-frequency band
radar.
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These 2 companies want to start removing
space junk from orbit in 2027
The U.S. firm Portal Space Systems and
Australian startup Paladin Space are working together to establish
the commercial Debris Removal as a Service (DRAAS) for removing
multiple debris objects during a single mission.
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Starship a déjà
coûté 15 milliards de dollars… sans garantie de
succès, révèle un document interne
Le lanceur géant Starship a
coûté plus de 15 milliards de dollars à SpaceX,
et les dépenses continuent d'augmenter chaque année.
Ces informations proviennent des documents internes.
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Drones et nouveaux usages
Eve Air Mobility builds flight-test momentum
with 50 successful flights
Eve Air Mobility, a global leader in
advanced air mobility solutions, has reached its 50th successful test
flight with its full-scale engineering prototype, accumulating over
two hours of flight time.
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WaiV Robotics emerges from stealth with
€6.4 million to develop autonomous UAV landing
infrastructure
WaiV Robotics, a UK-based developer of
maritime autonomous infrastructure, has secured €6.4 million
($7.5 million) in Seed funding as it publicly launches its fully
automatic landing and takeoff platform.
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Nearly £50 million Government backing
to power up drone and flying taxi tech, and crack down on illegal
drones
Drone deliveries, flying taxis and
smarter emergency services could be a step closer to use in UK skies,
as the Government awards almost £50 million to unlock growth in
the drone and advanced air mobility sector.
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Wireless Industry Urges FCC to Expand
Licensed Spectrum Access for Drone Operations
The submissions in docket 26-74 indicate
a general consensus within the industry regarding the necessity of
licensed spectrum for scalable drone operations. However, there are
differing opinions on the extent of flexibility that should be
permitted in accessing this spectrum.
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Foresight to Strengthen Intelligence for
Defense Autonomous Systems Through Collaboration
Foresight announced that it has
strengthened its product proposition for the defense, homeland
security and commercial infrastructure markets through a non-binding
term sheet for strategic investment and technology integration with
VisionWave.
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Beyond the Hype: The Real Impact of Turkey's
Bayraktar TB2
A small, propeller-driven aircraft
departs from a remote airstrip, equipped with sensors and weapons
rather than passengers. It operates for extended periods over a
battlefield or border area, providing real-time intelligence and
engaging high-value targets as needed.
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FAA Advances Long-Delayed Rule to Restrict
Drones Over Sensitive Sites
The Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) has released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) aimed at
regulating unauthorized drone operations over specific fixed-site
facilities.
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US Army UAS Training Operations
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) play a
vital role in training by improving reconnaissance, surveillance, and
battlefield awareness. These platforms offer real-time intelligence,
extend operational capabilities, and aid decision-making for military
forces.
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Propulsion et Energie
Embarquée
Hydrogen Pioneer Says First Aircraft Will Be
in Service by 2030
Hydrogen-electric propulsion systems
delivering continuous power of between 350 and 500 kilowatts could be
in production by 2030, according to Josef Kallo, co-founder and chief
technology officer of H2Fly.
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Systèmes Embarqués et
Communicants
Viasat, Galaxy 1
Communications and L2 Aviation to bring avionics
integration to Advanced Air Mobility
Viasat today announced L2 Aviation has
joined its Velaris ecosystem via Galaxy 1 Communications: bringing
advanced avionics integration and certification expertise to Advanced
Air Mobility and uncrewed aviation.
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Structures, Matériaux et
Procédés
Un A380 de 280 tonnes
démantelé pièce par pièce en France :
TARMAC Aerosave recycle 92% de l'appareil et personne ne s'y
attendait
TARMAC Aerosave s’est
imposée comme une référence mondiale, proposant
une méthode innovante aux défis environnementaux et
industriels. Le démantèlement d’un Airbus A380 a
d’ailleurs constitué une première mondiale.
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Solutions pour l’Usine du
Futur
Vision Language Models (VLMs) Explained:
Augmenting Machine Vision and Robotics in Manufacturing
VLMs augment traditional machine vision
systems by providing interpretive insights and active task guidance,
transforming factory automation and empowering workers with real-time
expert knowledge.
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