Aviation Week & Space Technology

Carriers are already looking beyond the COVID-19 crisis—but how will they ensure a safe recovery?

A linchpin of the Army’s aviation modernization is still on track, but pressure is growing.

Now that we are all engaged in unprecedented efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, I'd like to update you on actions that the Aviation Week Network has taken since my last letter a few weeks ago.

Nations around the world use small unmanned aircraft systems in a variety of ways to combat the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Turkish Air Force aid flight to UK makes first use of NATO plan to speed up military airlift flights across alliance skies.

This webinar took place April 14, 2020 While the defence sector has so far been spared the immediate and severe effects of COVID-19 currently wreaking

NASA is approaching the 20th anniversary of human presence on the ISS with a key question: Who will be aboard to celebrate?

The tiltrotor is entering a new phase of life with a series of significant upgrades.

Airliners have the electrical, oxygen and airflow systems installed that could make them cost-effective temporary hospitals.

Boeing’s ATS powers on; ZeroAvia progresses; Japanese eVTOL flies; LNG personal jet; Morphing wing.

Complex CHITA model allows engineers to test loads on different aerodynamic elements of high-speed rotorcraft configurations.

Technology to grow capacity is no longer a priority as ANSPs fight to stay solvent through the coronavirus pandemic.

SESAR DM reports progress in modernizing Europe’s ATM but braces for potential shift in priorities after COVID-19 crisis.

Italy has become a hotbed of UAV development, but can Leonardo’s Falco Xplorer find success in a contested marketplace?

Budget cuts to ground NASA SOFIA 747SP observatory, while obsolescence prompts replacement study for DC-8 airborne science missions.

Small narrowbodies have been losing market share to larger aircraft but lower travel demand may mean a second chance.

The stakes are getting high for Boeing, so giving equity to Uncle Sam may be the least of the worries facing the embattled OEM.

Far from being retired, the storied U-2 is being upgraded into the U.S. Air Force’s first fully open mission systems compliant fleet.

Vivek Saxena, managing director of Advisory Aerospace, speaks with Aviation Week editors Sean Broderick and Michael Bruno about how the supply chain is coping with COVID-19.

This webinar took place April 9, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic swept over Europe and North America, causing economic chaos and changing life as we

Industry has rapidly developed modifications enabling the carriage of bulky bio capsules to transport COVID-19 patients.

Talon vehicle emerges as core of updated Stratolaunch hypersonic test fleet plan along with Black Ice spaceplane concept.

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In-person training, inspector approvals are among the tasks being paused or reevaluated as agency seeks to maintain oversight.

Despite oil prices tumbling, offshore helicopters are continuing to operate as a critical component of international energy production.