Brain drain to Silicon Valley? A wave of retirements? Offshoring mania? The results of Aviation Week’s 2016 Workforce Study say otherwise.

What are the nuances in the fierce competition for the lucrative U.S. Air Force trainer replacement jet? Listen in as our editors discuss.

Self-flying aircraft are even further off than self-driving cars. But technologies that assist pilots are advancing—including one that will take control of the aircraft to avoid a collision if humans do not react quickly enough. Our editors bring you up to date and explore what might be possible.

Our editors discuss why demand for Boeing 747s and Airbus A380s has slowed to a trickle, and explain how new narrowbody airplanes could shake up the trans-Atlantic airline market.

NASA and other governments may have an end date for the International Space Station, but private companies are creating their own for commercial purposes.

Matt Benvie sits down with VJ Singh, GE Aviation’s Executive Director of Fleet Support, who leads the team that uses real-time data and advanced analytics to help airline customers maximize jet engine performance.

Aviation Week editors predict what we’ll see and hear at next week’s U.K. airshow, including the dreaded “B” word.

After Solar Impulse 2's 70-hr. solar-powered crossing of the Atlantic, we look at the flight itself and the wider significance of the Swiss group's attempt to fly around the world without using fuel. Talking are EIC Joe Anselmo, managing editor for technology Graham Warwick and our new French correspondent Thierry Dubois, who interviewed Si2's solo pilot Bertrand Piccard by satellite while he was over the Atlantic.