Aviation Week & Space Technology

Program is likely to total 14 deliveries in 2021 with no sign of when handovers will resume.

With China and Russia demonstrating dangerous new technologies, the U.S. must invest only in solutions that can outpace the threat.

The four-nation Eurodrone has been designed to allow capability growth as nations eye new missions for the MALE UAS.

Spacecraft will collide with asteroid in hopes of learning how to deflect threats to Earth.

Volocopter co-founder Thomas Senkel links two eVTOLs a decade apart.

Chinese show of force near Taiwan; LaPlante to lead Pentagon acquisitions; SOCOM orders 6 Chinooks; and the U.S. finishes posture review.

As Etihad adopts Satavia’s tool to explore mitigation techniques, ways to prevent contrail formation appear achievable.

Heart picks Aernnova; DLR’s hybrid SynergIE; Smooth-flying Celera; Skydweller and Telefonica; Renault’s flying 4.

DRDO Chairman G. Satheesh Reddy says the nation has a road map to boost weapon sales dramatically in five years.

New government’s platform calls for continued air, maritime surveillance investments.

The airport’s revised passenger flow impedes travelers from doing what they have come to the airport to do.

In the wake of the COP26 Climate conference Aviation Week editors talk to leaders of FlyZero, a UK government-backed Aerospace Technology Institute project targeting zero-carbon emission commercial aviation by 2030.

Calidus previews new pursuit of a heavy surveillance aircraft follow-up to Bader 250 light-attack fighter.

Timm discusses Collins' strategic investments and its role as a middleman between the Pentagon and Silicon Valley.

More low-cost carriers are reactivating widebodies, as new operators and routes appear.

Airbus Defense and Space CEO Michael Schoellhorn discusses the company’s upcoming major European programs.

ATR moves to upgraded powerplant as Embraer turboprop talks continue.

Resolving the A400M’s issues is particularly important for the UK as it prepares to retire the C-130J Hercules.

American and United airlines have bet on startups promising aviation fuels with low to negative carbon intensity.

The Russian Navy comprises four fleets operating in the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific oceans as well as the Baltic, Black and Caspian seas.

Jetliner manufacturing is bedeviled by shortages of skilled labor and microchips as well as reduced parts-manufacturing capacity.

The Sharjah-based low-cost carrier is moving aircraft to its best-performing bases and has seen better results than most competitors.

Washington has glimpsed life after the legacy defense industry, and the potential for change is enormous.

Staffing shortages and chronic delays look likely to extend into 2022.

Astroscale’s docking port; Synthetic avgas; Kinetic launch; Next-gen gyroplane; Blood delivery by UAS.