Aviation Week & Space Technology

If China closes its borders to jetliner imports, the C919 and CR929 will enjoy very solid production runs.

Though it is hardly tailored for attack, the Surion would enjoy political support.

Flight testing will increasingly augment ground tests as U.S. hypersonic development transitions to operational vehicles.

Critical challenges remain to be overcome before air-breathing hypersonics can be applied to wider roles.

Ask the Editors: The resumption of airline traffic will drive demand for parts. We are already seeing signs that airlines in China and the U.S. are starting to add flights.

Ask the Editors: Emirates is highly dependent on the A380, and how fast it returns depends on how quickly the long-haul market rebounds.

The pace of hypersonic strike systems research is picking up internationally, galvanized by developments in Russia and China.

France and Germany clear billions in support for aerospace, with France aiming at a carbon-neutral narrowbody.

Electric STOL for logistics; electric aircraft certification; Wisk back in flight; more funds for Lilium; Norway eyes e-fuels.

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A roundup of upcoming conferences, exhibitions and summits.

Readers write about First Take graph proportions, "STOLPort" history, COVID-19 and airlines, and NASA’s C-17 role.

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.

Russia buys interim fighter-bombers; GA-ASI to vie for MQ-9 replacement; KC-46 RVS testing coming; COVID-19 contractor relief bill?

Transborder restrictions, weak balance sheets are among the challenges for decimated airline networks.

Ask the Editors: The return to pre-COVID-19 production rates will vary, but manufacturers are aware the process may be slow and arduous.

Design software providers are working closely with customers to fully industrialize additive manufacturing.

In response to the novel coronavirus, the U.S. military was forced to think outside the box on how to produce pilots.

European budget carriers slash prices in face of quarantine restrictions, gradually resume flights in time for peak summer season.

Joe Anselmo outlines Aviation Week’s plan to roll out dozens of forward-looking reports, CEO interviews, webinars and tech deep dives.

The drive to develop Japan’s first commercial aircraft since 1974 hits another stumbling block as flight tests are halted and production is shut down. Aviation Week editors discuss whether the regional jet program will survive—and whether its troubles will benefit Embraer.

Ask the Editors: The supersonic renaissance slowed before the pandemic, but new aircraft should come to market after aviation recovers.

Six months after the ADS-B mandate entered force, the FAA says it is pleased with the level of compliance.

Kaman developing commercial unmanned aircraft based on K-Max heavy-lift helicopter.