Budget uncertainty on Capitol Hill is having an impact on the U.S. Air Force’s attempts to address sustainment and maintenance, the service’s top officer says.
The U.S. Air Force’s mobility fleet has maintained an extremely high operations tempo for the ongoing operations in Iran and other missions around the world.
The U.S. Air Force’s mobility aircraft will in the “very near future” be able to start deploying large numbers of cruise missiles, top service leaders say.
After decades of languishing behind Lockheed Martin, Boeing is projected to become the largest manufacturer by value of aircraft deliveries over the next decade.
Singapore’s DSO National Laboratories is developing its own gallium nitride (GaN) transistor technologies that could enhance the transmission capabilities of the country's military radars.
Aeon Industrial will launch low-rate initial production of the shoulder-fired Zeus missile for U.S. Special Operations Command under a $13.8 million contract.
Anduril is ramping up its activities at its European Test and Training Site in Wales, as the company brings in more European users to the facility to train and test systems.
Blue Origin announced a third stage for the New Glenn rocket for space access beyond geostationary orbit and a second, more powerful booster engine called Northstar.
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Bombardier’s top executive told analysts that as cash flow improves, roughly half of Bombardier’s capital allocation over the next few years will likely go toward improving its products to stay competitive—a plan that could include the introduction of a new aircraft.
