Aviation Week & Space Technology

In a sign of progress toward sustainability goals, the aviation industry has set out a plan to achieve carbon-neutral growth by 2050.

Listen in as Aviation Week editors talk with Jared Isaacman, the founder and CEO of Shift4Payments who has chartered a SpaceX crew Dragon orbital

Suite of video cameras provides unprecedented view of what it is like to land on Mars.

Boeing’s possible new aircraft could raise complicated questions for Airbus.

Industry expects actions from U.S., Europe and other governments in 2021 to encourage production of low-carbon aviation fuels.

Cutting jobs, closing factories, reducing purchase costs but protecting research and technology investment: Safran finds a new balance.

Short-seller attack on Chinese startup EHang highlights the risks to investors in a nascent market.

Reverse merger with blank-check investment vehicle will vault Joby to the top of the UAM valuation league.

Liquid-hydrogen prototype; lenticular rotors; GPS in GEO; emergency-response eVTOL; and flying car advances.

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the aviation industry, the need for consolidation was becoming apparent in Mexico.

Ask the Editors: With demand for widebodies diminishing, lessors will abstain from placing new widebody orders for several years.

Growing e-commerce and shifting transportation modes are positive signs for air cargo.

Digital manufacturing trend yields new experimental, air-launched UAS at Lockheed’s rapid prototyping house.

As the Pentagon is grappling with how to maintain the F135 engine powering F-35 fighters, the engine on a Boeing airliner failed on a flight in the western U.S. Aviation Week editors discuss what these incidents mean for safety and reliability as well as the future of military engines.

The former Boeing CEO and business partner Kirstin Bartok Touw discuss their new investment venture.

Aircraft and engine-makers see enabling 100% sustainable-aviation-fuel use as essential to meeting aviation’s emission goals.

An acquisition proposal, China’s rise and a new administration mix as good cause for reconsidering U.S. defense industrial base policy.

Industry embarks on coordinated endeavor against runway excursions, a risk that appears to persist despite being a long-time concern.

NGI sparks industrial base concern; Israel to buy U.S. tankers, fighters; T-7 to final assembly; new approach to small parts contracting.

GTF engine retrofits and orders boost market recovery hopes for Pratt & Whitney.

Aeralis’ modular jet trainer concept could prove UK’s Pyramid open architecture software development.

Ask the Editors: Exports will be critical for both the Tempest and FCAS programs.

After decades of neglect, a surge of investment in new electronic warfare capabilities is starting to pay off.

Singapore Airlines and Korean Air are two of the region’s airlines pushing back aircraft deliveries to delay growth and spending.

Integrating electric propulsion; Jaunt advances Journey; Leonardo’s cargo drone; Finnish e-fuel research; smart rotors for eVTOL.