Dutch Defense Minister Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert and her Belgian counterpart, Steven Vandeput, signed a letter of intent to join the Danish-led....More
Delaware proudly proclaims itself as The First State, but it's not the first state that springs to mind when you think about air racing, or Russian....More
Germany will transfer 21 Panzerhaubitze (PzH) 2000 155 mm armored howitzers and support vehicles to Lithuania under a contract signed between the two....More
Built in vast numbers for the Soviet Union, Warsaw Pact states and other countries with close ties to the Reds during the 60s and 70s, the MiG-21 is....More
The German navy resumed P-3C Orion flights Sept. 14 in support of the EU's Operation Atalanta counter-piracy mission off the Somali coast, providing....More
German defense company Rheinmetall will exhibit its high energy laser effectors at the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair....More
It's not every day you stumble across two fairly modern Russian attack aircraft this side of the Atlantic. Aviation week's Nigel Howarth pays a visit....More
The amount of ink and angst being heaped on China’s maritime rise might make one think this is the first time the Asian Giant ever took to the sea....More
Belgium's naval version of the NH90 helicopter, the Caiman, reached its search and rescue initial operational capability at Coxyde on the North Sea....More
Aviation Week is approaching its 100th anniversary in 2016. In a series of blogs, our editors highlight editorial content from the magazine's long and rich history.
We present a lineup of events, major product introductions and first flights that, in most cases, are broadly accepted as significant punctuation marks in the history of the commercial airline industry.