Paper travelers and manual sign-offs work fine until they don't—and for Test Devices by SCHENCK, that breaking point meant an $80,000 scrapped part and a test rig down for weeks. Join this webinar to see how they built enforceable digital routing that prevents costly errors and catches quality issues in real time.
The cover of our May 1941 edition featured a Pratt & Whitney advertisement hailing the deliveries of U.S.-built Consolidated Liberator bombers to the UK, which was fighting for survival against Nazi Germany.
Lilly Etzenbach is a 2026 20 Twenties winner and a graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her groundbreaking research focuses on transforming the economics of space access through innovative reusability frameworks for launch systems.
Airlines face costly disruptions from siloed teams and fragmented data. Learn how unified operations enable faster recovery, better decisions, and improved collaboration.
Routes has named Fraport the Airport Partner of Routes World 2026, reinforcing the airport operator’s commitment to the global route development community.
Maaz Dossa is a 2026 20 Twenties winner and an undergraduate student at the Georgia Institute of Technology. His pioneering work focuses on advancing aviation safety and efficiency through innovative turbulence suppression technology and autonomous control systems.
Explore how defense orgs can align tech investments with FY27 priorities, AI ops & CCA programs using rugged devices & secure systems for mission readiness
Vagar Airport (FAE) in the Faroe Islands plans to meet passenger demand with a major expansion of its terminal expected to start construction in 2027. With a current capacity of up to 400,000 passengers, the investment will see the number rise to more than 1 million.
Europe has seen almost 1,500 wildfires in recent weeks, consuming nearly 450,000 hectares of land. Flight Friday looks at global monthly flight hours of dedicated firefighting aircraft.
Lillian Croghan is a 2026 20 Twenties winner and a graduate student at the University of Michigan. Her groundbreaking research focuses on advancing propulsion systems through innovative computational modeling and analysis.
On the cover of the April 21, 1986 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology is a Beech Starship 1 composite turboprop pusher aircraft, seen flying near Wichita, Kansas, in verification flight tests.
Aviation Week Editor in Chief David North wrote the cover story on Aero Vodochody’s L-159 light attack/trainer aircraft for the magazine’s July 23, 2001, issue. The cover featured the prototype flying near the company's manufacturing facility near Prague.
