Aviation Week & Space Technology

Clean Sky regional demo; FlyZero’s 75-seater; Orbital debris capture stalls; Surviving the lunar night, and Optical internet advances.

Boeing is to invest a further $450 million in urban air mobility joint venture Wisk.

The ongoing bad-tempered dispute between Airbus and Qatar Airways has to be resolved somehow.

After four years as CEO of electric propulsion pioneer MagniX, and later additionally as executive chairman of electric aircraft startup Eviation, Roei Ganzarski stepped down from both companies in January, sending a shockwave through the young industry.

Alitalia’s successor ITA Airways has only been flying for three months. Its sale would be a rare step in European airline consolidation.

Some carriers are beginning to reinstate U.S. and European routes.

The U.S. military has lost normal access to its primary data link due to concerns about a recent software change.

The FAA is working to broaden approvals for aircraft and airports near new 5G transmitters, but several Embraer models remain restricted.

For U.S. leaders, the Lockheed-Aerojet acquisition was too much to ignore. In the future, smaller is better.

Divestitures, diversification and rebalancing will be key themes driving A&D M&A in 2022

The number of pre-owned jets for sale is low, but will new business aviation customers return to flying commercial after the pandemic?

Elroy unveils preproduction Chaparral unmanned cargo aircraft and an order commitment from Mesa Airlines.

Focusing on quality and logistics key to turnaround executed during pandemic.

The British Army wants to bring one squadron of its newly acquired AH-64E Apaches to readiness by year-end.

KF-21 first flight plans; F-35C carrier integration; Missile defenses in the Middle East; and Kuwait investigates corruption

Despite the challenges facing companies supplying the U.S. military, analysts Byron Callan and Steve Grundman see signs of strength and evolution.

A sustainable aircraft life cycle service center may start operations in Chengdu, China, in 2023.

Services continue to press for modernization, with new momentum to retire older aircraft.

Jury awards nearly $2 million to pilot fired for delaying a flight over hurricane concerns.

Sea-air drone; Hamburg port drones; AI autopilot advance; Adding SAF capacity; and AirCar makes progress.

The European Space Agency and its partners have already demonstrated most of the technologies required for human spaceflight.

Fleets are growing again, but may look a lot different.