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AIRUS by AIRION — Bladder relief · Aircrew

AIRUS

Bladder relief · Aircrew

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AIRUS Medical

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An AH-64 Apache on a landing pad at night, lit from beneath, under a clear sky.
Oct 2026 · Qualification

101st CAB pilots test AIRUS

The 101st Combat Aviation Brigade ran the first-ever helicopter test flights of AIRUS, checking fit, egress and in-flight use across Apache, Black Hawk and Chinook.

A SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft in orbit above Earth, seen through a window of the International Space Station.
Oct 2026 · Program

AIRUS is back on the ISS

AIRUS returns to the International Space Station aboard NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 — upgraded, optimized and redeployed on feedback from Crew-12.

A U.S. Marine Corps F-35B, lift fan open and gear down, over a ship’s flight deck past a crew member in a green deck jersey.
Aug 2026 · Program

AIRUS expands beyond the Air Force

AIRUS expands beyond the U.S. Air Force as the bladder relief system moves into U.S. Marine Corps aviation.