Aviation Week & Space Technology

Launch companies Orbex and Skyrora are gearing up fo launch from UK shores in 2022, as long as spaceports and regulations are in place.

Returning to “normal” production is the wrong target for aircraft OEMs.

Artificial-intelligence agent sweeps the board in simulated dogfights with human F-16 pilot.

Ask the Editors: Embraer will continue to develop the E175-E2, although its planned entry-into-service timeline has been delayed to 2023.

This webinar took place August 26, 2020. GE Aviation President and CEO David Joyce will hand the reins to former Embraer Commercial Chief John

Engine-makers adjust to changing post-pandemic priorities and consider accelerating efforts on advanced and disruptive technologies.

A mission set once reserved for Air Force fighters and bombers is open to all the services, sparking debate over resource duplication.

Listen in as Aviation Week editors discuss new information learned about several U.S. hypersonic weapons efforts, including the revelation that the Air Force is studying intercontinental-range hypersonics that could be nuclear-armed and confirmation of the creation of a multimission platform with a multicycle engine that could be the path toward an SR-72 intelligence-gathering vehicle.

Highly regarded as an "engineer’s engineer," David Joyce has led transformational changes during his 12-year tenure as GE Aviation CEO.

One major provider is exiting the business, but leading flight simulator makers and pilot training companies do see bluer skies.

Defense ministry places major order for Su-30SM2 upgrades.

The UK is facing competition from sites in Norway, Sweden and the Azores for smallsat launch from Europe.

The General Electric-Safran joint venture has developed a checklist to help customers with aircraft service reentry.

Taking the helm amid the aviation industry’s worst crisis, Slattery is likely to take a fresh look at structures and strategies.

Ask the Editors: It is more destabilizing if our adversaries have them and we don’t.

Startup test-flying Cessna’s cargo feeder modified for lower-cost unmanned operations.

From swapping delivery positions to equity stakes, lessors are going beyond monthly payment adjustments to keep their customers flying.

A small cottage industry set up to support one-off experiments is now transforming into a billion-dollar sector of the missile market.

COVID-19 has hit the South Korean airline industry at a pivotal time, disrupting efforts to attract new owners by Asiana and Eastar.

Revealing the F-15EX’s first squadron; New F-16 sales; Russia orders Sukhoi upgrades; and NROL-44 scheduled for launch.

The COVID-19 crisis has led major U.S. carriers to streamline their feeder fleets, creating winners and losers among regional partners.

Ask the Editors: The outlook for air cargo in coming years will be closely linked to the global economy, and industry will have to adapt.

In widespread service and production, the Skyhawk has stood the test of time since its rollout in 1955.

We need to infuse aviation education programs with a comprehensive perspective on human and machine performance.

The U.S. Air Force’s nuclear weapons managers have started researching a key technology for an intercontinental range hypersonic glider.