Aviation Week & Space Technology

Suppliers no longer trust Airbus and Boeing production forecasts and believe ramp-ups could be significantly delayed.

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

EAA AirVenture ’24 was filled with aircraft debuts, technology advancements, flying and commemorating milestones.

Europe is embracing integrated air and missile defenses, but can it afford it?

At Farnborough Airshow 2024, an absence of new aircraft orders spoke volumes. Listen in as Aviation Week's team analyze the week, breaking down the deals that did take place and sharing the buzz from airlines, suppliers and manufacturers.

Falcon 9 success streak ends after 325 consecutive flights.

Defense officials are divided about the U.S. Air Force’s plan for Collaborative Combat Aircraft

The company has unveiled detailed flight deck and engine program plans as it faces a challenging development schedule.

The Pentagon is still limiting payments to Lockheed Martin amid upgrade struggles.

The airframer has upgraded its E2 family further, enhancing their range with lower fuel burn and automatic takeoffs.

Many “emerging” technologies were thought of and first tried long ago.

Seven years after a pivotal demonstration, the service takes a key step toward fielding autonomous resupply rotorcraft.

The 100-day mission was designed to hunt for water ice near the lunar south pole.

The low-cost model remains promising in Latin America, but U.S. budget carriers continue to struggle.

Heat exchanger for hydrogen engines; conformal LH2 tank; fuel system for LH2; and fuel-cell powertrain tested.

From uncrewed vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft to heavy-lift tiltwings, Sikorsky’s family of systems shares common components.

If Boeing were a Taylor Swift song, it would be “Anti-Hero.” It’s me, hi, I’m the OEM, the problem is me.

Customer complaints and a desire to boost performance are driving a series of enhancements into the widebody engine family.

More than half of the alliance’s member nations rallied at the annual summit to commit to harnessing satellite-derived data collection over the next five years.

He had an extraordinary ability to identify a problem, conceive a way to rectify or avoid it, and assemble the necessary tools, people and capital to execute.

An industry darling boasting a venerable but fading tenure of disruption faces an activist investor known for getting what it wants.

The uncertainty for the Next-Generation Air Dominance program opens new doors for the F-22 fleet, which was once threatened with replacement.

Listen in as editors unpack why long-range missiles in Europe and deterrence are back on the national security agenda.

Radia has tapped European aerostructures suppliers Aernnova and Leonardo to develop the airframe for its WindRunner turbine-blade transporter.

A test to see if spacecraft can fly in very low Earth orbit will come in 2027. The orbit has intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance advantages.