Aviation Week & Space Technology

New organization will unify and integrate the development of space capabilities across the U.S. military.

U.S. Defense Department to begin making components for new ground-launched cruise missile systems once banned under terms of the now-suspended INF Treaty.

More than 400 luminaries gathered at the 62nd annual gala to honor the winners and top students pursuing aviation or aerospace careers.

Readers primarily focused on Boeing MAX MCAS system and its implications in two crashes and the recent editorial on the Green New Deal.

U.S. Congress begins debating the Defense Department’s fiscal 2020 budget request.

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

The Nauka multipurpose module is likely to miss its July 2020 launch date for additional tests.

NASA chief fires warning shot, orders study to assess launching Orion lunar flight test on commercial boosters.

Startup Logistics Gliders is flight-testing a disposable cargo-delivery aircraft for DARPA and the U.S. Marine Corps.

Japan prepares to buy F-35s; Egypt signs agreement for Su-35s; BAE integrates new missiles on F-35; agreement may open Brazil spaceport to U.S. rockets.

Most MAX operators dealt reasonably well with the type’s grounding. But those with large fleets face more serious challenges.

Boeing takes a key step toward the 737 MAX's return to revenue service with flight test of updated MCAS software.

The CPS program leads a new wave of spending on seven different offensive prototype weapons or demonstrators spread across three different services and DARPA.

How Boeing’s Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System for the 737 MAX works.

OEMs and Tier 1s must be vigilant about lower-tier suppliers and a possible working capital crunch they could face in coming years.

The manufacturer remains committed to developing new military aircraft after commercial merger with Boeing.

Differences in foreign policy, arms-sales practices and industrial incentives could kill the aircraft before it gets off the ground.

Split between the FAA and others regulators evident as EASA pledges to validate MAX changes on its own.

Production of 3D-printed metallic parts ramps up at Boeing as first additively manufactured antenna is set for spaceflight on AMOS 17 satellite.

NASA’s Aeronautics budget; CityAirbus debuts; UTC’s hybrid-electric demo; Rolls’ hybrid tests; Skyways delivers; structural battery; low-drag nacelles

Singapore is updating its F-16s to an advanced standard, but they will be out of service within a decade.

The interiors industry is getting more intimate. But unlike their products, top companies also are getting stronger.

In the aftermath of global groundings of the Boeing 737 MAX family aircraft, our editors discuss what measures need to be taken to overcome the crisis for the OEM and operators.

NASA’s rapid feasibility project demonstrates ultralight cellular structures that can be programmed during assembly to enable a wing to adapt its shape in flight

Eurocontrol devises steps to spread air traffic management capacity across Europe this summer and tackle flight delays.