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Magma Aviation launches partnership with Unilode
Magma Aviation announces its partnership with Unilode Aviation Solutions, which will provide effective support for Magma's ULD needs worldwide starting in March 2025. The...
9. European Conference on Space Debris in Bonn
Space debris poses a growing threat to space infrastructure. More than 400 experts from over 30 countries will gather in Bonn from April 1...
China Airlines Airbus A350-1000
China Airlines has placed a firm order for ten A350-1000s with Airbus. This move symbolizes the airline's expansion strategy and commitment to enhancing the...
BOC Aviation buys Airbus A320neo
BOC Aviation, a leading aircraft lessor, announces that it has placed a firm order with Airbus for 70 additional A320neo Family aircraft. This order...
Air France Airbus A330
Air France and KLM announce their plans to expand flight connections in the 2025 summer schedule. The plan includes increased intercontinental capacity and new...
Airbus develops and builds ESA's ExoMars rover landing platform
The European Space Agency (ESA) and Thales Alenia Space have selected Airbus to construct the ExoMars landing platform, which will safely land the Rosalind...
Dortmund Airport
With the time change on March 30, Dortmund Airport is not only adjusting its clocks but also its flight schedules for summer operations. Passengers...
Embraer Defense Portfolio
Embraer, a leader in the aerospace industry, will showcase its advanced product portfolio at LAAD Defence & Security 2025. From April 1-4 in Rio...
Japan Airlines Boeing 737-8
Boeing and Japan Airlines (JAL) have signed an order for 17 737-8 jets to leverage the efficiency and flexibility of the 737 MAX. The...
The Gaia spacecraft: The European Space Agency's (ESA) Gaia science satellite, shown here in an artist's impression, will be put into final hibernation with a final command on March 27, 2025. By this time, the satellite will have collected over ten years of scientific data. By 2030, Gaia's data will be used to create the largest existing star catalog to date. It is expected to cover nearly two billion celestial bodies—roughly one percent of our galaxy.
ESA's Gaia satellite will enter final hibernation on March 27, 2025. After more than a decade of surveying the sky, its fuel is exhausted....

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