Aviation Week & Space Technology

Despite post-pandemic growth, stalled flagship programs raise questions about whether the commercial market is ready for the next leap in rotorcraft technology.

The market for inflight connectivity in business aviation is heating up with multiple options and more bandwidth.

Following five years of headwinds and with bulging order backlogs, is the commercial engine sector finally in for smoother sailing in 2026?

Startup Evio is collaborating with Pratt & Whitney Canada on development of a hybrid-electric 76/88-seater.

IATA warns that sustainable aviation fuel production growth is slowing and targets are at risk.

With another increased spending plan expected, the Defense Department is pressing for more flexibility from Congress.

Financial outlook tracking with improved production, delivery performance, prompting talk of hitting lofty cash-flow targets.

JetBlue Airways is evolving while pushing for broader industry change, concerned about competition and seeking a level playing field for smaller carriers.

While Beijing is criticizing the U.S. pursuit of space-based interceptors as reckless, China’s academic institutions are quietly researching similar concepts.

Confident about overcoming design challenges, Aura Aero presses on with hybrid-electric ERA development.

GoAero eVTOL prize progress; wind farm radar clutter; Archer licenses tiltrotor tech; and JAL expands atmospheric sampling.

Aviation Week’s art director and the contest’s director discuss what appealed to them about selected entries. Learn what the judges look for in photos.

Watch as editors break down why Airbus will again miss its delivery target due to supplier quality problems and discuss Boeing’s turnaround which appears to have taken another step forward.

Airbus will again miss its delivery target due to supplier quality problems as Boeing’s turnaround takes another step forward. Listen in as our editors break it all down.

The author of the 1997 U.S. defense acquisition reform plan critiques Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s new strategy.

This year’s winners represent an assortment of first-time entrants and veteran Aviation Week Photo Contest entrants.

With backgrounds in photography, journalism, art and design, our judges bring an appreciation for aesthetics and love of aviation.

A roundup of upcoming conferences and exhibitions.

Reaching its 2025 delivery goal was always going to be challenging for Airbus. Now it turns out it is unachievable.

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

After three orbital flight tests, Boeing’s crewed passenger spacecraft still needs work.

Readers write about coverage of SpaceX, opinion columnists, inflatable space stations, electric aviation and prospects for U.S.-China space cooperation.

Recent appointments, promotions and honors in the aviation and aerospace industry.

The Middle East, as the crucible for challenging durability and performance conditions, is the focus for ongoing dust ingestion engine tests.

The agency’s Lift Challenge aims for at least a fourfold increase in drone payload-to-weight capability.