The Pentagon issues a $150 million conditional loan to space tracker LeoLabs to expand its global radar network and accelerate mobile Scout unit deployment.
The Eurofighter consortium believes there are sales prospects for more than 250 Typhoons, as the aircraft competes in a growing number of international campaigns.
Bulgarian cargo drone developer and operator Dronamics plans to go public on the Nasdaq through a merger with special purpose acquisition company GP-Act III Acquisition Corp.
RIAT will leave its longtime home and move to Boscombe Down in 2027 after this year’s show was canceled due to the presence of USAF bombers at RAF Fairford.
The German Defense Ministry says it has taken delivery of Helsing's source code for MissionOSBw to power a software system that will integrate uncrewed aircraft and sensors.
Chinese business aviation startup Beijing Airlink Aircraft (Bairac) has unveiled two hybrid-powered business jet concepts as it secures its first investment round.
France has used the second flight of ArianeGroup’s SyLEx sounding rocket to validate technology for its nuclear deterrent, French defense armament agency DGA said.
SNC has dropped out of the competition to build the U.S. Navy’s next jet trainer, leaving the team of Textron Aviation and Leonardo as the only known remaining competitors.
Airbus is considering a more-sophisticated, mission-specific Collaborative Combat Aircraft as it looks to expand its portfolio of uncrewed combat aircraft.
Airbus is preparing to flight test a tablet-based interface that could allow Eurofighter pilots to control Collaborative Combat Aircraft without modifying their fighters’ avionics.
Pratt & Whitney’s Asheville, N.C., plant is expected to cast its first certified high-pressure aeroengine blades and vanes by early 2028, with regular airfoil production ramping up by mid-28.
Shield AI has shown off the first prototype of its X-Bat tail-sitting, vertical-takeoff-and-landing autonomous combat aircraft and plans a first flight before year’s end.
The F-35 Joint Program Office announced Nov. 3 that it has started the process of replacing the aircraft’s legacy logistics system with a modernized version.
The Pentagon is “notionally” interested in acquiring a handful of new satellites within the next three years to inform a future cislunar space constellation.
