As the industry’s biggest air show of 2026 approaches, Aviation Week editors and data analysts sit down to discuss the latest hot points in defense, commercial aviation and space — and take your questions live.
As we advance into 2027, what transformations are reshaping business aviation and helicopter market projections? What production and delivery volumes can the industry anticipate over the coming decade?
NYCO, a leading international manufacturer of synthetic esters and high-performance lubricants, leverages more than 60 years of aviation industry expertise to set new horizons across Asia.
The Aviation Week Photo Contest director, two judges and a first-place winner from 2025 came together in this webinar to share information on taking winning aviation and aerospace photos.
The cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s Sept. 6, 1971, issue featured one of the two NASA YF-12 aircraft then in existence being refueled from a U.S. Air Force KC-135 tanker 21,000 ft. over Trona, California.
Flight Friday examines the Boeing 767’s extraordinary transformation from innovative twin-engine widebody passenger carrier to stalwart air cargo workhorse.
Matt Nurick is a 2026 20 Twenties winner and an undergraduate student at the University of Michigan. His innovative work focuses on advancing avionics systems and launch vehicle technology through hands-on engineering and systems integration.
Aviation Week spoke with Peter Harun, Director of Solution Delivery for Flightscape, about how automation, cloud technology, and disciplined change management move airlines from strategy to a successful go-live without disrupting operations.
Hybrid-electric flight took a major step forward at Farnborough 2026. BAE Systems helped power GE Aerospace's demonstration with its energy storage systems.
Aviation Week's Laureate Awards 2027 are officially open for nominations, celebrating excellence in aviation and aerospace. Submit your nomination today.
The cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s August 26, 1996, issue featured the Sukhoi Design Bureau’s Su-37 demonstrator—a prototype development of the Su-27 equipped with thrust vector control.
Jeanne Longlune is a 2026 20 Twenties winner and a graduate student at the Technical University of Denmark. Her research focuses on enhancing space safety and sustainability through advanced computational methods for satellite reentry prediction.
