Ten milestones on the road to hypersonics, from the first aero-engines to the wedge-shaped lifting body.

Airplane speeds rocketed ahead in the first 60 years of flight, but today most of the world’s fastest aircraft are in museums. How did that happen?

Since launching the Leap program, GE-Snecma joint venture CFM has added more engines to support Airbus, Boeing and Comac, partly to reduce risk as production begins.

General Electric is targeting the general aviation and business turboprop market with an engine using an integrated gas generator and propeller control.

Photographers submitted about 80 entries in the Commercial category, some with multiple photos. Work from six different nations is represented in this gallery. Overall, we received 293 entries and 637 individual photos for the 23rd Annual Aviation Week Photo Contest. Entries came from all 50 U.S. states and 14 other countries, representing every continent except Antarctica.

Textron Aviation introduces two new airplanes and Flexjet's surprise order for 20 supersonic jets from Aerion highlight a busy and upbeat show.

Not all activist shareholders are Gordon Gekko, and not everything they represent is bad for the A&D industry.

A group of nations led by the U.S. and Germany has submitted a proposal to the World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC) in Geneva to extend Ku- or Ka-band spectrum allocated for fixed-satellite services to unmanned aerial vehicles flying long-haul routes.