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Merlin Labs Raises $105 Million To Solve The Pilot Shortage By Robotizing Airplanes
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Ukraine Is Blasting Russia’s Offshore Platforms On The Black Sea
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Delta Air Lines Demand Is So Strong ‘There Is A Fight To Get On The Airplane,’ CEO Says
ByTed ReedSenior Contributor
Airlines Suffered ‘Public Relations Disaster’ But Earnings Look Good
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First, Ukraine Liberated Snake Island. Now, It’s Shipping Grain From Nearby Ports.
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
Airline Reliability Won’t Improve Until Air Traffic Control Staffs Up, Too
ByBen BaldanzaContributor
Ukraine’s Weirdest Howitzer Drove Russian Troops Off Snake Island
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
Russia Slinks Away From Snake Island: How Ukraine Won The Battle
BySebastien RoblinContributor
With Sweden And Finland Set To Join NATO, Europe’s Geography Just Got A Lot More Difficult For Russia
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
Why Israel Would Threaten To Bomb One Of Assad's Palaces
ByPaul IddonContributor
Ukrainian Artillery Is About To Get A Lot More Accurate
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
Ukraine’s Missiles Are Blowing Up Russian Supply Hubs—Some Inside Russia
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Ukraine’s Quadcopters Avoid Russian Jamming — And Target Russian Drone Operators
ByDavid HamblingContributor
Russian Jets Are Flying So Low To Dodge Ukrainian Air-Defenses That They’re Running Into The Ground
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
The Russians Are Targeting Ukraine’s American-Made Howitzers
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
Merlin Labs Raises $105 Million To Solve The Pilot Shortage By Robotizing Airplanes
ByJeremy BogaiskyForbes Staff
Ukraine Is Blasting Russia’s Offshore Platforms On The Black Sea
ByDavid AxeForbes Staff
Delta Air Lines Demand Is So Strong ‘There Is A Fight To Get On The Airplane,’ CEO Says
ByTed ReedSenior Contributor
Russian Overreach Gives New Urgency To Arctic Emergency Drills
ByCraig HooperSenior Contributor
Airlines Suffered ‘Public Relations Disaster’ But Earnings Look Good
ByTed ReedSenior Contributor
Russia’s Torching of Wheat Fields in Ukraine May Not Disrupt Global Supplies as Much as Putin Hopes
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One Of Europe's Busiest Airports Tells Airlines To Stop Selling Summer Tickets Amid Travel Chaos
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Why The James Webb Space Telescope Matters To Us
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First, Ukraine Liberated Snake Island. Now, It’s Shipping Grain From Nearby Ports.
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Scratch One Super Hornet - It Fell Off a Navy Aircraft Carrier
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EDITORS' PICK

Merlin Labs Raises $105 Million To Solve The Pilot Shortage By Robotizing Airplanes

ByJeremy BogaiskyForbes Staff

The Boston-based startup has impressed investors like Baillie Gifford with its work to bring autonomy to U.S. Air Force C-130J transport planes and a canny strategy that could make it the first company to win safety approval for a semi-autonomous flight control system in a civil aircraft.

The 1500 Hour Rule Has Broken The Pilot Pipeline In The U.S.

ByBen BaldanzaContributor

Ukrainian Drone Drops Bomb Through Open Hatch To Score First Kill On Russia’s Oldest Tank

ByDavid HamblingContributor

Ukraine’s American-Made Rockets Are Blowing Up Russia’s Ammo Dumps

ByDavid AxeForbes Staff

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