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.
This webinar introduces MicroFoil heat exchanger technology, offering up to 30% weight reduction and superior thermal performance for aerospace, defense, space, and data center applications compared to traditional designs.
The U.S. Army/NASA/Bell XV-15 tiltrotor made quite a splash during its 1981 Paris Air Show debut. The cover of our June 29, 1981, issue featured the aircraft hovering over the runway at Le Bourget Airport at the end of a flying demonstration at the show.
Tanner Chase, a 2026 20 Twenties winner from Utah State University, shares his journey in UAV innovation and advice for aspiring aviation professionals.
In conjunction with Aviation Week’s upcoming Engine Leasing, Trading and Finance Europe event, Flight Friday looks at engine flight hours utilization on the Boeing 787 fleet.
The cover of the May 26, 1969, issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology shows growing plants in Imperial Valley in California near the Salton Sea, glowing red in one of the multispectral terrain photographs from the Apollo 9 S0-65 experiment.
Learn what makes aerospace machining unique, why standard machines fall short, and how to evaluate aerospace-ready solutions for precision and reliability.
MES webinar: Digital tools for operators—guided assembly, skill tracking, and error proofing to reduce training time, improve quality, and build resilient teams.
Over the history of aviation, turbo oil innovation has enabled engine developments and increases in performance and efficiency. This webinar will go in-depth into oil chemistry and connect it to the past, present, and future of powerplant engineering as Eastman Aviation Solutions looks to proactively address operational challenges for airline fleets through leading technical service and product innovation.
On the cover of the May 31, 1976 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology, we can see an image of the Navy/Air Force fleet satellite communications qualification model undergoing rigorous testing in an anechoic chamber at TRW Space & Defense Systems Group.
