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Delivery drones are imagined as helicopters dropping parcels on doorsteps. Proving this a misnomer are Bulgarian brothers Konstantin and Svilen Rangelov, with their quarter-scale model of Dronamics Black Swan.

Saab is gearing up to fly the second and third prototypes of its JAS-39E Gripen NG.

Ground radar tapes: if there isn’t an accident, they serve no useful purpose. Wrong. Detailed analysis can yield a cornucopia of data, valuable to airports and airlines alike

Power; performance; payload. The three "p"s form the cornerstone of Eurofighter’s pitch to participate in Europe’s future combat air system (FCAS)

Cyient, the Indian-headquartered global solutions provider has announced a new line of low-cost transmit-receive modules for X-band active, electronically scanned array radars that will for its home market and export.

One day after the announcement of Britain’s future combat air system effort, known as Tempest, U.S. Air Force officials plan to discuss the project this week with UK officials.

UTC Aerospace Systems and KAES Hanwha have teamed up to provide the main electric power generation for South Korea’s KF-X indigenous fighter jet.

The Flying Eyes range incorporates redesigned, thin temples that improve fit and comfort for those wearing noise-canceling headsets.

Norsk Titanium, an OEM-qualified supplier of aerospace-grade, additive-manufactured, structural titanium components, comes to Farnborough with a string of recent achievements.

Thales is endeavoring to demonstrate the reality of cybersecurity threats to airlines, at a time when connectivity is becoming standard, both in the cabin and the cockpit, at a fast pace.

As awareness of cyber vulnerability grows, Raytheon and its commercial cybersecurity division, Forcepoint, ensure they are practicing the simple, pragmatic basics.

AR technology is transitioning from experimental and training applications into line use, particularly in maintenance.

Airbus has it is expanding the Skywise digital platform to its suppliers, meaning data is being shared to improve their performance and component reliability.

Accenture says uptake of Blockchain technology is catching on faster than expected in aerospace and defense.

To reverse the roles for a change, witness the enthusiastic helpers and sponsors of the Aerobility disabled fliers’ charity building their own airplane.

Raytheon has been selected by DARPA to develop and test a Tactical Boost Glideweapon—roughly 500-nm-range unpowered vehicle which can accelerate to hypersonic speed by a rocket booster.

Privately owned Vietnamese LCC VietJet has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for 80 Boeing 737 MAX 10s and 20 MAX 8s, valued at more than US$12.7 billion at list prices.

Aviation Week signed an agreement with North Carolina to host its 2019 Aerospace Manufacturing Conference next May in Greensboro

Israel plans to launch a miniature spacecraft to the Moon by early next year. The craft will be launched as a secondary payload on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Finland has selected the Gabriel advanced naval attack missile by Israel Aerospace Industries to replace its RBS15 Mk3 on Hamina-class stealth missile boats.

Following Lord Corp’s acquisition of Fly-by-Wire, the French avionics house, both entities have derived considerable benefits.

The commercial-off-the-shelf solutions interface with a variety of mission systems and are available for rapid deployment, the company says.

Having launched its Skywise big data service for its commercial aircraft in conjunction with Palantir, Airbus is expanding the vision to its military product line, with the launch of SmartForce. ShowNews caught up with Ildiko Ferencsik, head of digital aircraft services, Airbus Defence and Space, to find out more.

GE’s new Catalyst advanced turboprop uses additive manufacturing to replace 855 normally made parts with just 12 “printed” components.

The prospective partnership between Boeing and Embraer will spawn new aircraft models and could be approved months sooner than earlier reports have suggested.