The US Air Force has partnered with Stanford University to evaluate an artificial intelligence cockpit assistant designed to ...

State and local governments depend on a tangled mix of commercial software, open-source components, cloud services and, increasingly, artificial intelligence (AI). That complexity makes it hard to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A flight radar animation showed a US State Department delegation arriving in Venezuela on January 9, as the US aimed to reopen its ...

WESTFIELD — Westfield State University admissions staff and students went to Westfield High School on Dec. 17 to hand more than 50 WHS students acceptances to the university on the first leg of its ...

The City of Marion looks to boot its accounting software as the auditor of state points to issues with how the city uses it. City leaders met with a representative of the auditor of state's office to ...

The Navy and Boeing have pushed back the initial flight test of the first MQ-25A Stingray aircraft carrier-based tanker aircraft into early 2026. The government-industry team insisted they are making ...

Saab’s internal innovation start-up The Rainforest will fly an unmanned platform next year employing what it describes as “the world’s first software-defined aircraft fuselage”. “The fuselage, at over ...

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Europe's Airbus says most of its jets now have a software fix to address safety scares related to its widely-used A320 family of jets. They were involved in a sweeping recall affecting more than half ...

Airlines reported short-term disruptions heading into the busy Thanksgiving holiday weekend as they fixed software on a widely used commercial aircraft. Thousands of Airbus A320 airliners around the ...

Airbus grounded over 6,000 of its widely used jets for an urgent software update after one suddenly lost altitude mid-flight — a decision that could throw the global holiday travel season into chaos.

AND GET A HEAD START ON THEIR JOURNEYS. THE THREAT OF SNOW HAD SOME PEOPLE MOVING UP THEIR FLIGHTS, BUT PEOPLE TELL ME THEY HAD THIS MOVE TRAVEL DAY FREE FROM ANY WEATHER RELATED OR AIRPORT RELATED ...