Aviation Week & Space Technology

Recent appointments, promotions and honors in the aviation and aerospace industry.

U.S. defense industry embraces flexibility and diversity in aircraft design for a future fleet of proposed Collaborative Combat Aircraft.

Nobody wanted a twin-aisle. Now there may not be enough of them. Listen in to find out why.

After the loss of Soyuz, Amazon helps buttress Arianespace’s manifest.

Qantas and Rex eye fleet changes and seek to complete regional carrier acquisitions.

The Adaptive Engine Transition Program is a competitive way to make sure the F-35 remains a competitive aircraft.

France, Germany and other nations used the Airbus A330 to demonstrate long-distance deployment in the Asia-Pacific region.

Bryan Bedford, Republic Airways CEO, chats with Aviation Week about the FAA and his hunt for more pilots.

Growing mergers and acquisitions bring new owners to old assets, and often a very different ownership and operating style.

The Enhanced Engine Program upgrade for the F-35 would save billions of dollars.

Unveiling the first MQ-4C Triton highlights a decade-old vision of continuous maritime patrol from high altitude over the Indo-Pacific.

A new security strategy prompted by the conflict in Ukraine could redefine the role of the military in Germany and how it views defense exports.

United, like American and Delta, once fought a lobbying fight against Gulf carriers. Now it is joining forces with Emirates.

ES-30 will fly short routes on batteries, with hybrid system for reserve requirements and extended range.

The need for speed is emerging as more important than the need for range for air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles.

German state fund WSF has sold its last stakes in Lufthansa. Now the real work to reposition the airline can begin.

Navy leaders are setting requirements for Collaborative Combat Aircraft to increase the radius of ships, following the MQ-25’s lead.

Detroit show debut for eVTOL; Compact rotary hybrid engine; Fuselage-integrated hydrogen tank; and Air Force targets autonomy innovation.

Companies say satellites could be refurbished and reused, addressing both costs and environmental concerns.

Global military spending growth and deglobalization will reshape defense markets in the 2020s.

Labor market, general inflation and rising production rates are making the recovery a lot harder than most envisioned.

Taylor Swift is topping the wrong chart.

Miami-based Global Crossing Airlines Group (GlobalX) has signed a letter-of-intent (LOI) for 50 all-electric Eviation Alice aircraft as part of plans to introduce sustainable services for growing markets in Florida, the Bahamas and around the Caribbean.

The industry is leaning on technology to handle pandemic recovery, but is that just further hollowing out the workforce?

All F-35 deliveries remain halted until the Pentagon approves a waiver or an alternative source enters the supply chain in late October.