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Martin UAV has completed an 8.1-hr. flight with its V-Bat vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) unmanned aircraft, demonstrating the endurance capability of the tailsitting fixed-wing tactical UAV.
As Northrop’s next-generation B-21 “Raider” comes online later this decade, the Air Force wants to phase out the nuclear-capable B-2 and conventional B-1, according to two sources with knowledge of the budget discussions.
Airbus is to pay €81 million ($99 million) to resolve a German investigation into potential corruption over the sale of Eurofighter aircraft to Austria.
Last year 275 people were rescued within the U.S. and its surrounding waters with the help of National Oceanic and Atmospheric (NOAA) satellites, the agency announced Feb. 8.
The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) has asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to establish licensing and service rules for the operation of large unmanned aircraft within a designated radio frequency band.
The top commercial aerostructures provider in the world plans to make its respective defense and fabrication initiatives $1 billion lines of business within three to five years.
The leader of a probe into unexplained physiological events in the Navy's fighters and trainers says her team is closer to finding a solution in F/A-18s.
The French government this week presented its military spending plan for 2019-25, confirming a will to increase defense expenditures after decades of cuts.
UTC Aerospace Systems has completed the eight sled tests required to qualify the Advanced Concept Ejection Seat-5 for installation on the B-2 stealth bomber,
UTC Aerospace Systems is taking tactical recon multispectral, claiming development of an “MS-110” variant of its DB-110 electro-optical/infrared sensor.
Despite an embarrassing trade rift with Bombardier in Canada, Boeing’s military aircraft unit is not giving up on other potential business opportunities.
Thales Alenia Space has joined NanoRacks’ development team for a commercial airlock to be launched to the International Space Station (ISS) in late 2019 aboard a NASA-contracted SpaceX Dragon resupply mission.
Commercial space operators still face significant airspace access and regulatory hurdles to grow the industry, proponents were reminded at a conference.
BAE Systems has revealed it is working on designs for future aircraft weapon and equipment bays using a specially designed rig connected to a wind tunnel.
