Raytheon’s Advanced Technology team will supply the radar and electronic warfare systems for the Shield AI X-Bat, an autonomous, VTOL combat aircraft.

Boeing is seeing higher-than-expected growth in its defense portfolio not only because the company is winning major programs, but also because those programs are based on the right contract types that avoid the pitfalls facing its current development efforts.

Aeromedical aviation provider Metro Aviation has unveiled its concept for a medical interior Airbus’s new H140 twin-engine light helicopter.

KLM has inducted its first maintenance technicians into a program to learn how to maintain Royal Netherlands Air Force Boeing helicopters.

UK counterterror police have charged two men following the September incident near the U.S. bomber base at RAF Fairford.

Leonardo has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hynaero, a French startup, to develop the Fregate-F100, a potential European aircraft to combat wildfires.

Saab has selected a Nova Scotia-based company to establish a final assembly line in Canada if the Swedish manufacturer’s Gripen fighter wins an order from Ottawa.

A new Hudson Institute study argues that an aerial refueling aircraft based on a medium-sized blended wing body design is a better option for the U.S. Air Force than the Boeing KC-46A or Airbus A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport.