Aviation Week & Space Technology

Hydrogen is thought to be the future of green aviation. However, storing and transporting the element is tricky.

Boeing’s space business notches a win, but many questions remain about the company’s long-term future. Listen in as analysts Byron Callan and Ron Epstein join the podcast.

In recent years, Turkey has proved to be a mercurial, if not problematic, partner.

Government bailouts delayed consolidation, but day of reckoning is here.

The U.S. Army wants to experiment with eVTOL aircraft for logistics.

Defense department is responding to threats from China, as well as pressure from the U.S.

Regional airline says its training academy can safely fast-track airline pilots.

Airlines are in limbo until the government decides to eliminate testing protocols.

The supersonic startup plans a net-zero-carbon plant decked out in automation and digital tools, which will be ready in 2024.

Dutch to buy more F-35s, MQ-9s; U.S. awards Stinger missile deal; Japan may open weapons sales; and CAE seeks F-35 training centers.

A discussion of the blockbuster movie’s aviation-geek-pleasing details, from the recreation of Lockheed Martin’s SR-72 concept to why Maverick didn’t fly the F-35 and more.

Partly a wing-in-ground-effect vessel and partly a flying boat, DARPA plans full-scale flight demonstrator in 2028.

Despite some discrepancies in the details, Top Gun: Maverick highlights one of the biggest challenges in modern air combat.

Russia plans to build one new strategic airborne command post and modernize one of its current aircraft by 2030.

Air India and IndiGo have both appointed new leaders, while Akasa and Jet Airways prepare for launch.

Inflation and labor concerns mean that company owners looking to sell their businesses should wait a little longer.

Bombardier’s EcoJet; Natilus cargo BWB; Lilium’s refined Jet; and FAA/Daedalean on AI.

Despite a supposed focus on sustainability, the race to larger business jets continues.

The uncrewed flight test sets the stage for a shakedown flight with astronauts.

Listen in as the University of Michigan’s aerospace engineering chair Dr. Anthony Waas and Aviation Week’s Graham Warwick discuss megatrends that are reshaping the industry with host Joe Anselmo.

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

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

A roundup of upcoming conferences, exhibitions and summits.

A year-end deadline that would force changes to uncertified 737 MAX variants could trigger a showdown with lawmakers.

Test flights of Australian-built scramjet-powered drone targets technology for space launch system and hypersonic defense applications.