Aviation Week & Space Technology

Navy leaders are setting requirements for Collaborative Combat Aircraft to increase the radius of ships, following the MQ-25’s lead.

Companies say satellites could be refurbished and reused, addressing both costs and environmental concerns.

Labor market, general inflation and rising production rates are making the recovery a lot harder than most envisioned.

Global military spending growth and deglobalization will reshape defense markets in the 2020s.

Taylor Swift is topping the wrong chart.

Miami-based Global Crossing Airlines Group (GlobalX) has signed a letter-of-intent (LOI) for 50 all-electric Eviation Alice aircraft as part of plans to introduce sustainable services for growing markets in Florida, the Bahamas and around the Caribbean.

Governments are considering measures such as flight caps and extra taxes to speed up aviation emissions reduction efforts.

All F-35 deliveries remain halted until the Pentagon approves a waiver or an alternative source enters the supply chain in late October.

The industry is leaning on technology to handle pandemic recovery, but is that just further hollowing out the workforce?

Finnair, looking to profitably redeploy its widebody fleet after Russian airspace closure, is not the only Nordic airline in crisis mode.

After years of dither and delay, Poland has selected the Apache attack helicopter, but strategies for other acquisitions remain clouded.

Industry officials tout companies’ ability to customize products and provide reliable platform performance and supply chain assurance.

Mike Leinbach, the final NASA Space Shuttle Launch Director, shares his thoughts about the finicky fuel and how the Artemis team is managing with the Space Laun

Hybrid-electric testing; Australian eVTOL; Delivery drone certified; AAM micro-weather; Faster LEO cleanup.

New satellite technologies are expected to enable more accurate forecasting of severe weather phenomena.

Is Scott Kirby’s threat a sincere ultimatum or a fait accompli?

A partial grounding of the U.S. V-22 fleet has been lifted after a nagging issue with a slipping sprag clutch caused two more emergency landings.

Carriers are finding new ways to encourage passengers to pay for flexibility and a smooth journey.

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

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

Readers write about the Tupolev PAK DA cover, airline pilots and automation, the 737-10, SAF and F-35 reengining.

The service aims to become “ruthless” in selecting development programs under ongoing review.

Here is an overview of 10 of the service’s top priorities as it looks to shape its future force.

On its 75th anniversary, the service looks to a future using increased autonomy and a further migration of key missions to space.

As the aerospace industry gathers in Montreal, the challenges of getting to net-zero are laid bare.