Aviation Week & Space Technology

Technology is rapidly shaping new generations of Western air-to-air missiles, as the need to outrange adversary weapons grows.

New experiments show the concept works, but is the "Arsenal Plane" the answer to the Air Force's capacity problem?

The carrier is steadily resuming services to key international markets.

Karem tests OSTR rotor; Danes want electrofuels; DARPA/ONR try again on VTOL; active flow control; Scotland tests drone delivery.

Suppliers have more questions than answers as already announced production cuts must become reality, and even more could be revealed.

Ask the Editors: Several new turboprops have been proposed in Asia, and there might be modification programs for existing designs in the U.S. and Europe.

This webinar took place May 29, 2020 It has been nearly three months since the coronavirus forced much of Europe and North America into sudden

U.S. federal agencies have formally petitioned the FCC to reconsider its order allowing Ligado Networks access to spectrum near GPS.

Six U.S. military bases are gearing up to receive adversary air services from industry with the possibility of a European expansion.

Air-to-air missiles once helped shape fighter aircraft, now they drive size of fleets as longer-ranges missiles hold foes at length.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

Governments have provided $123 billion in air transport industry COVID-19 aid but not to all and leaving some with a high debt burden.

Cessna 208B Caravan converted to all-electric propulsion using the same system already powering an electric de Havilland Canada Beaver.

Recent appointments, promotions and honors in the aviation and aerospace industry.

Readers discuss rocket design, unfortunate acronyms and pandemic-era airline seating, and praise our COVID-19 coverage.

Space company takes positives from failed first LauncherOne flight and targets speedy solution to engine probe as retest plans ramp up.

A roundup of upcoming conferences, exhibitions and summits.

While Singapore Airlines received strong state backing, financially troubled Thai Airways was sent to bankruptcy court by its government.

Agency plans to integrate reviews into formal certification process.

The arrival of Russian fighters in Syria will bolster the capabilities of Libyan National Army forces and escalate an already tense Libyan civil war.

The U.S. contends that Russia is not complying with the multinational arms control agreement and plans to withdraw within six months.

New F-15EX and B-52 engine suppliers vie to compete for major orders.

Ask the Editors: The U.S. Air Force’s Agility Prime program could be pivotal for commercial eVTOL vehicle developers.

With preparations for SpaceX’s first human spaceflight drawing to a close, the company's President and Chief Operating Officer Gwynne Shotwell talks with Aviation Week & Space Technology space editor Irene Klotz about lessons learned for Starship and plans for the rollout of Starlink.

Commercial aviation disruption spreads to defense supply chains as crisis deepens.