Aviation Week & Space Technology

A revamped master supplier schedule is one sign the company may be serious about addressing years of problematic quality.

Listen in as former Space Shuttle program manager Wayne Hale joins Aviation Week editors to unpack Starship's third flight test.

Readers write about the F-35 cooling system, the Boeing 737-9 door plug accident, an out-of-date photo, and U.S. Army and Air Force acquisition teams.

FAA revises type certification basis for eVTOLs, beginning with Joby

The Biden administration is pitching higher taxes on business aviation fuel.

Facing a reduction to its expected budget next year, the military cuts back on near-term aircraft procurement.

Astra Space and Terran Orbital are the latest public space startups to bow out.

The aging aircraft’s final deployment measures air quality in Asia as researchers lament lack of space in its replacement, a Boeing 777-200.

Improved propellant management is vital to fast-track hypersonic performance as the company readies the TA-2 for key autonomous landing test.

Digitalization and development of space and cyber are the heart of Leonardo’s restructuring and growth, CEO Roberto Cingolani says.

While majors make gains, regional carriers’ struggles start to abate.

Rising demand for weapons stocks is driving a review of European missile manufacturing.

The agency is asking for the same amount of money it received in 2023.

After a recent Morgan Stanley research note proclaimed Embraer its "top pick in aerospace," the Brazilian OEM's stock price surged 10% in a single day.

A new kind of hypersonic vehicle could infiltrate an enemy’s most defended area, strike a target and then return to base to fight another day.

The aircraft leasing industry rescued airlines during the pandemic. Now lessors are rewarded through high lease rates and fast-improving profits.

The U.S. Air Force’s Strike Eagles use new tech and training to focus on the Indo-Pacific after decades in the desert.

Fuel systems for hydrogen; 3D printing on the Moon; LH2 tank breakthrough; the cost of avoiding contrails; and Velis Electro approved for training.

A leaner supply chain could emerge where even the smaller suppliers will operate in the billion-dollar range.

General Electric is dead—long live GE Aerospace. Behold the newest pure-play aerospace and defense giant.

New airport developments in Manila are forecast to create considerable growth opportunities for the airline.

With major F-15 retirements and a reduction in F-15EX buys, the U.S. Air Force’s fleet of Eagles faces a rocky future.

The realities of higher costs and program risk may not be enough to overcome the potential benefit of new technology.

Startup provides ultrafast, accurate engineering analysis as a cloud-based software service.

Having seized the pole position in electric vehicles, Chinese industry is racing ahead in advanced air mobility.