Stefano D'Urso is a freelance journalist at TheAviationist based in Lecce, Italy. His expertise lies in aviation and aerospace, focusing on electronic warfare, loitering munitions, and OSINT techniques as they pertain to military operations and current conflicts. He has been featured in notable publications including The Aviationist and RealClearDefense.
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A France Rafale of the NATO Baltic Air Policing mission shot down an unknown drone which entered Latvian airspace from Russia.
Germany is expected to announce the end of the FCAS/SCAF program at the Berlin Air Show, after an agreement with France was not reached regarding the industrial side.
A U.S. Army AH-64 Apache has crashed near the Strait of Hormuz for unknown reasons, with the crew rescued safely according to President Trump. A U.S. Army
By: Stefano D'Urso
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano will serve as pilot on Artemis III, marking a milestone for Europe’s participation in the program which will bring once
By: Stefano D'Urso
PhanCon returned to Andravida Air Base in May 2026, giving participants unprecedented access to Greece's operational F-4E AUP Phantom II fleet and the
By: Stefano D Urso
German companies announced the formation of Team Gen 6, a new industry grouping that aims to take responsibility for the development of a 6th-gen fighter aircraft after FCAS collapse.
Boeing determined the T-7A does not meet the U.S. Navy's Undergraduate Jet Training System requirements and thus decided to not bid for the T-45's replacement.
By: Stefano D Urso
Bell completed the wing structures for the first two MV-75 Cheyenne II tiltrotors, which will soon join fuselage and engine nacelles currently progressing through assembly.
Images appeared online show a massive plume of black smoke rising from Edwards Air Force Base, before the base confirmed an ongoing B-52H Stratofortress mishap.
The U.S. Air Force has awarded contracts for both the production of CCAs and the mission autonomy software as part of the program's Increment 1.
