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Intel has reinstated its air shuttle service from Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. An Intel-operated 50-passenger jet flew four times on Monday between Hillsboro and San Jose, California.

The M2 MacBook Air’s fanless design, battery life, and clear bright screen — along with its impressive performance per watt — makes for a machine you’ll use productively for years.

This is good: https://twitter.com/air_intel/status/1539706262828490753?s=21&t=07EbeUPT63sFwBuI_G06dA Not that the level of support is down to the PM, it would be the same under most if the&#133

OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) analysis on social media platforms and flight tracking websites provides insights into the highly dynamic situation with many new details every minute.

RAF aircraft are involved in a mission to intercept an unknown aircraft in the skies over Scotland.

Conservative MPs Michael Chong and Melissa Lantsman are calling on Canada to support its democratic ally Taiwan, as ...

Armed U.S. Army MQ-1C Gray Eagle Drone Performs Emergency Landing In Northern Niger Armed U.S. Army MQ-1C Gray Eagle Drone Performs Emergency Landing In Northern Niger The pretty intact MQ-1C on the ground in Niger. (Author edit based on Twitter images). A U.S. Army MQ-1C Gray Eagle landed on on the ground in Niger, with a live Hellfire missile on the left wing pylon. Photos have started to emerge on social media on Jan. 24, 2021, of a U.S. MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone on the ground in northern Niger...

The sonic boom was caused by a fighter jet. Image: @debbiekaye A sonic boom has been felt over London and the rest of the south east today, with alarmed residents reporting an explosion or an "enormous bang." The noise cleared the skies just after 1pm (January 12), with people from south London, Essex and Cambridgeshire reporting hearing an explosion of some kind. Dozens have taken to social media to share their alarm and confusion, with one person in Chelmsford describing their whole hom...

A large explosion – thought to be a sonic boom from an RAF jet – was heard by residents all across the region earlier this afternoon.

A huge “sonic boom” has startled people across north London and Hertfordshire.