Merlin received an $8.9 million U.S. SOCOM order to integrate autonomy software into a Lockheed Martin C-130J cockpit, advancing toward future flight testing.
AST SpaceMobile expects to use partner Firefly’s launch facility in Wallops, Virginia, for the new Blacklift rocket and augment that with its own launch sites in the U.S., CEO Abel Avellan says.
A pair of small science satellites that have been loitering near Earth for almost a year fired their maneuvering engines to begin independent, 10-month cruises to Mars.
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BCA will cut 5% of its roughly 51,000-person workforce as it aligns staffing with a slower airliner ramp-up and continues integrating Spirit AeroSystems.
With the U.S. launch services industry in transition, NASA is looking for suppliers interested in and capable of providing a block of at least eight flights to various orbits.
Planet signs a multilaunch agreement with Stoke Space's forthcoming Nova rocket as satellite operators seek new pathways to orbit amid the potential retirement of SpaceX's Falcon 9.
Helicopter-makers still miss delivery dates for aircraft modifications and spare parts amid continuing supply chain pains post-pandemic, Bristow's CEO said.
Finnish remote sensing provider Iceye wants to offer its synthetic aperture radar payload to prime companies for key U.S. national security mission areas.
Industry’s inability to meet demand for widebodies could hurt the U.S. military’s ability to rely on the civil reserve air fleet, the USAF mobility boss warns.
The U.S. Air Force is implementing a new approach to address stubbornly low readiness rates across its aircraft with a daring idea: copying the U.S. Navy.
Sierra Nevada Corp. has exited the U.S. Navy's UJTS trainer competition, leaving Leonardo-Textron's M-346N as the sole bidder amid industry calls for a rebid.
Edge Group’s Fada space unit has completed the system-level critical design review for its synthetic aperture radar satellite as the company looks to launch the spacecraft in 2028.
Drone developer and operator Skyways has received the first authorization from the FAA to conduct long-range, beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations from the U.S. coastline over the sea, starting early next year.
SpaceX has targeted Nov. 13 for Starship Flight 15, aiming to catch both Super Heavy and Starship at Starbase after an orbital Starlink deployment mission.
