Since the MQ-9 caught on as a way for the U.S. to track insurgents during its so-called war on terrorism, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles has revolutionized warfare, but will its future hold?

Eaton buying two Cobham divisions; Pentagon nominee on nuclear weapons; South Korea’s Global Hawk tussle; F-15EX flies.

A convergence of cost pressures and operational needs are raising the profile of a once-discarded generation of fighters.

Will Biden’s policy on aerospace business with China differ from Trump’s? The answers may be surprising politically but not economically.

RAF sees unmanned aircraft becoming the backbone of the inventory supporting manned fighters such as F-35, Typhoon and Tempest.