Aviation Week & Space Technology

As offensive weapon development continues, the Pentagon ramps up hypersonic defense activity.

French inventor flies self-developed Flyboard Air vertical-takeoff-and-landing system across the channel.

Management made several strategic mistakes that could have been avoided had they been more lucid about their market and the industry dynamics.

Even without manned air power, small rebel groups in Yemen can deploy small, long-range UAVs.

Ten years after the FAA published a final rule, operators must equip for ADS-B Out by January.

Bye and Oxis team on batteries; Wright tests hybrid propulsion; TsAGI’s next-gen regional; DLR’s cargo autogyro; AFRL flies autonomy; DARPA backs flow control.

Italy would be a “great partner” for the UK and Sweden on the future fighter project, says Leonardo’s UK chief.

Boeing’s exit from the Ground-based Strategic Deterrent program to replace the U.S.’s nuclear ICBMs leave the Air Force with Northrop as a lone contractor. Aviation Week editors discuss the company’s possible motivation and what it means for the future of the Pentagon’s nuclear program.

On Sept. 7, India’s second lunar explorer, Chandrayaan-2, is set to touchdown near the Moon's south pole. We take a deeper look at what the mission aims to achieve.

For the first time, a cubesat is controlled by using light pressure from the Sun.

Almost a year into the job, Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith is making fleet decisions that he hopes will boost performance.

Boeing’s withdrawal from the competition to replace the Minuteman III risks altering the U.S. nuclear triad.

Uber remains the driving force behind urban air mobility, focusing its efforts on removing barrier as momentum continues to build.

Bulgaria reverses F-16 veto; CH-53K scores funding increase; Israel pursues satellite swarm buy and Northrop to upgrade electronic attack pods.

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A multinational European industry and academic team is in the final preparations for test runs of the first fully superconducting motor prototype.

Space Development Agency answers critics and questions in industry day event.

Pacific island airlines prepare for growth phase as new aircraft types allow them to extend their range and target new tourist sources.

Leveraging Europe’s long-running Lapcat program, Stratofly is taking sustainable hypersonic commercial transport research to the next level.

Still wanting 20 more fighters, the air force’s interest has drifted away from a repeat order for F-35As.

Boeing 737 MAX operators are betting on late-2019 return-to-service approvals.

Equipment development, acquisition and maintenance—which traditionally has taken about a third of Chinese defense spending—has shot above 40%.

Feeling mounting threats against its space assets, French government launches dedicated defense effort.

XTI picks Catalyst; Continental joins VerdeGo; Vision-assisted autoland; Archinaut makes in space; Sunlight powers LightSail 2