The Raytheon-made Tomahawk is still the Pentagon’s weapon of choice, but the U.S. Navy has long wanted to stop building new ones in favor of developing a next-generation cruise missile.
Launched in Sao Paulo, the Voom on-demand helicopter booking service has emerged from A³, Airbus’s Silicon Valley outpost charged with incubating and demonstrating disruptive ideas
The Space Foundation has named U.S. Navy Rear Adm. (ret.) Thomas E. Zelibor as CEO. New executives at Safran Nacelle, BMI, Engility Holdings Inc., Club One Air, Passur Aerospace Inc., U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee., EnCore Group.
Flight-test engineers and test pilots must learn to evaluate the characteristics of a digital control system in an airborne environment complete with G forces.
Saudi efforts to drive out shale producers by boosting production lead to new techniques that keep prices down. But cheap fuel may hurt fleet renewals.
Canada Halts CH-148 Flights, Leonardo beefs up the light-attack version of its M-346, Rostec plans to upgrade Russian Iskander missiles and India is developing lightweight torpedoes for export.
By Joe Anselmo, Jens Flottau, Helen Massy-Beresford
Is adding more seats really going to revive flagging sales for the world’s largest passenger aircraft? Or is the A380 already too large? Listen in as our editors discuss.
Readers weigh in on U.S. Air Force Tanker choice, Airbus A320neo "report card," safety gaffes and dearth of experienced pilots, and women in high-tech fields.
Skunk Works conducts flight tests to show how autonomous technology can enable unmanned aircraft to make manned fighters more effective in hostile environments.
