German startup MuRay has raised funding to develop a service to inspect components such as rocket and jet engines using active muon imaging, a technology that can penetrate dense materials that can defeat X-rays.
A new Naval Air Systems Command opens a search for companies interested in installing a digital stability augmentation system and automatic flight control system on the third-generation F-5 fighter.
NASA is reconsidering proposals to service the Hubble Space Telescope, a flagship observatory in low Earth orbit with no propulsion system to counter atmospheric drag.
Textron is increasing the expected reach-forward losses on the Bell MV-75 program amid continued budget uncertainty in Washington, the company said Oct. 29.
Telesat is now targeting the start of global operations of its Lightspeed low-Earth-orbit sat constellation service a quarter late to reflect adjusted launch plans for demo sats.
It is now a given that solid rocket motor (SRM) demand remains far ahead of supply. What is not certain is that companies can deliver on their bulging orderbooks and what the financial returns will be long term.
L3Harris has been somewhat of a serial acquirer to build the company into one of the Pentagon’s top suppliers, but new CEO Sam Mehta is taking a somewhat different approach.
Indra is reaping the benefits of its Hispasat/Hisdesat acquisition as it lands a €1.9 billion ($2.1 billion) IRIS² satellite contract and a new ground-station deal.
Propulsion startup Beehive Industries has completed initial ground tests of its Frenzy 6 small turbojet prototype ahead of flight tests planned for 2027.
Performance is improving across Safran's supply chain, after a period of widespread issues with delivery punctuality and quality, group executives say.
