General warns of Chinese space prototype; U.S. Army wants FVL upgrades; Singapore’s new operational tanker; and T-7 aft fuselage arrives.

Bill Nelson, a former Democratic senator from Florida, soared through a hearing on his nomination to become the next NASA administrator before a Senate committee he once helped to lead.

As the U.S. Space Force plans to establish a Space Systems Command this summer, service leadership is already rallying Congress to alter the new command’s reporting structure for two important offices—the Space Development Agency and the Space Rapid Capabilities Office.

While Ariane 6 is overcoming the last technical hurdles, reusability demonstration programs are making progress.

Athens has signed a deal with the Israeli government to modernize Greece’s fast jet training capability. 

The nation needs to declassify technology, rely on private industry and compete for routine space missions.

Two senators proposed a bill on April 16 to ensure sales of Lockheed Martin F-35s to Middle Eastern countries could not escape a full vetting process…

France has ordered eight H225M Caracal helicopters from Airbus as part of its promised stimulus package for aerospace.