Aviation Week & Space Technology

Investigators are still working to piece together what happened to the Boeing 737-9 in the weeks leading up to its delivery to Alaska.

As debate over design and cost continues, a group of military and industry experts eschewed most advanced Collaborative Combat Aircraft.

Aviation Week projects that regional defense investment will to climb to $270 billion by 2032 from $197 billion in 2023.

Saudi defense against a Houthi ballistic missile saturation attack has become legendary among military personnel.

With USAF and NATO orders on the books, Boeing and Northrop Grumman seek additional customers.

The company hopes to unleash untapped benefits of the aircraft for commercial and military use.

A gift model offers a sneak peek at Russia’s latest air-to-air weapon.

As many challenges begin the year, carriers anticipate high labor and maintenance costs, delivery delays and air traffic control shortages in the rest of 2024.

China cannot match America’s rate of space innovation.

A Transport & Environment study highlights uncertainties surrounding ambitious e-fuel plans in Europe.

Turboprop runs on hydrogen; USAF completes electric flights; SAF from ethanol; Hydrogen light aircraft flies.

Manufacturers of radars, missiles and system integrators should see a near-decade of exceptional volume and demand.

The service, blocked from starting new acquisition programs, used a long-standing autonomy demonstration effort to begin CCA work.

The region’s international recovery is now at 85%, with domestic over 100%.

After retiring from American Airlines, Parker is breaking down barriers to recruit and diversify the pilot pool.

More details are emerging about Airbus' plans for a new clean-sheet narrowbody, but when could it launch and will it generate significant emissions savings?

A new contract awarded to Raytheon aims to expand the application and understanding of high-power microwave weapons beyond capabilities now entering service.

The current controller shortage has resulted in the need to explore additional training options.

Why the aerospace supply chain’s recovery is always two years away.

Ankara finally secures approval for new F-16s, but Athens will receive the long-desired F-35 first.

A blade strike on Flight 72 grounded Ingenuity helicopter after almost three years on the planet.

New office outlines plans for future servicing, mobility and logistics.

The company has launched a bid to replace the Honeywell Integrated Power Package with a new system offering greater cooling capacity.

Airlines including Cebu Pacific, Malaysia Airlines, Thai Airways and Cathay Pacific are planning to place major orders.

With manufacturing already in mind, GE and Safran delve into the design of RISE’s less visible features.