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From flight simulators to AR headsets: How aviation training is changing

From flight simulators to AR headsets: How aviation training is changing

Aviation training is moving beyond classrooms and conventional simulators as VR, AR and immersive technology reshape how pilots, crew and technicians prepare.

October 6, 2026
Bharat Forge to supply aerospace engine components

Bharat Forge to supply aerospace engine components

Bharat Forge has secured a long-term contract with Pratt & Whitney Canada to supply aerospace engine components from its Indian facility.

October 6, 2026
Eutelsat orders 229 satellites to strengthen OneWeb

Eutelsat orders 229 satellites to strengthen OneWeb

Eutelsat expands the OneWeb constellation with 229 additional Airbus satellites to support continued global connectivity.

September 12, 2026
How Rockets Escape Earth’s Gravity

How Rockets Escape Earth’s Gravity

Understanding the physics of rocket launches: from overcoming gravity and drag to achieving escape velocity.

August 27, 2026
What Does a Satellite Actually Do?

What Does a Satellite Actually Do?

Satellites are the silent drivers of modern life, critical for communication, navigation, weather forecasting, and more.

August 19, 2026
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