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

Boeing is preaching calm as it works toward its middecade production and financial targets, but recent missteps underscore challenges of the next two years.

As U.S. companies rethink their presence amid heightened political tensions, some in Europe are doubling down on the market.

South Korea is pursuing a new supersonic turbofan engine to power a fifth-generation fighter for the 2030s.

The defense giant has transferred all intellectual property for its hybrid airships to spinoff AT² Aerospace.

General Electric (GE) had a strong third quarter that exceeded Wall Street expectations with its aerospace business benefiting from robust aftermarket demand.

Aviation Week takes a look inside AeroTEC’s Moses Lake Flight Test Center, which offers a range of testing, engineering, modifications, maintenance and certification services.

This week’s carbon analysis delves into the CO2 emissions produced by American Airlines, Delta Air Line, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines.