Aviation Week & Space Technology

Recovering from its worst-ever crisis while also focusing on reducing the environmental impact will be a 2021 air-transport challenge.

There will be less harm in investing in guided missiles than in misguided men.

This webinar took place December 9, 2020 and was sponsored by Raytheon Intelligence & Space. The development of COVID-19 vaccines is finally bringing

Recovering from its worst-ever crisis while also focusing on reducing the environmental impact will be a 2021 air-transport challenge.

Strategic bombers are enjoying a stealthy renaissance amid renewed competition among great power states: the U.S., China and Russia.

Ask the Editors: Major infrastructure projects may be a way to kick-start the economy if Parliament wanted to create jobs and investment.

“The pandemic didn’t change plans, it simply fast-tracked what was already happening,” says a space industry executive.

Safety-first focus for 777X as flight tests pave way for certification phase, incorporating lessons from 737 MAX.

Pricing based on costs that have risen since aircraft were sold will spell trouble throughout the supply chain.

IATA predicts over $38 billion in industry losses next year—more than after the global financial crisis but a third of the 2020 deficit.

A long-term promise of seamless battlefield connectivity finally is being realized in experiments and demonstrations around the world.

As the industry gets ready for a recovery in demand, legacy airlines and low-cost carriers alike are rethinking their product strategies.

A return of scramjet and solid-fuel ramjet investment signals a shift in global hypersonic weapon priorities.

Ask the Editors: Though the FAA has approved the MAX’s return to service, pilots will require more training before they can fly it.

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

Winning photographers in this year's Aviation Week Photo Contest share a passion for aerospace, and many make their living either shooting photos or as engineers or financial strategists.

Judges of the 2020 Aviation Week Photo Contest boast many decades of experience selecting and, for some, shooting photos.

Readers write about hydrogen propulsion and U.S. Army airborne sensors; go behind the scenes with France Bureau Chief Thierry Dubois.

A roundup of upcoming conferences, exhibitions and summits.

The latest mission to return a sample from the lunar surface is part of China’s internally focused effort to put humans on the Moon.

T-7A simulator production begins; Greek F-35 interest confirmed; Russia’s reusable rocket engine, and Spain to convert airliner to tanker.

Space agency testing double-anonymous peer review to fund grant proposals.

The company’s 2020 revenues are up 300% over 2019’s totals.

Brazilian OEM thinks it can produce an aircraft far superior to competitors’; 50-seaters seen as market for 1,000 aircraft next 10 years.

Japan’s roles in the defense and commercial aviation supply chains make it a powerhouse.