About 98 aircraft are expected to enter Belgian military service in the coming decade, with 43 from requirements that are currently open and quite new.
Las Vegas Reid International Airport Director Rosemary Vassiliadis discusses the inner workings of LAS, plans to build a second Las Vegas airport and more.
Regional and turboprop operations, especially when they make up a much higher proportion of total operations, can bring down overall carbon efficiency.
Analysis of 787-10 flight hours and cycles utilization data for the year to date reveal differing operational trends among airlines that fly the highest capacity variant of the 787.
Editors discuss U.S. naval aviation ahead of the annual Tailhook gathering and the surprise announcement that USAF Chief of Staff Gen. Allvin will be retiring.
Chris Reynolds, bizav valuations manager and editor of AvWeek's Aircraft Bluebook, to discuss what's happening with valuations and the business jet market.
While Portugal’s effort to replace its F-16 fleet have dragged on, other elements of the Portuguese Air Force’s 5.3 Modernization Plan are progressing more smoothly.
Aviation Week editors James Pozzi and Lindsay Bjerregaard are joined by Dejan Borota, CEO and co-founder of drone-based inspection specialist Mainblades.
Deliveries from the three smaller commercial airliner manufacturers fell in the month of July as ATR, Comac and Embraer all saw month-on-month declines.
Western defense primes continue to play an important role in Turkish modernization plans, but Turkey will increasingly rely on domestic purchases, resulting in a 12% increase in the number of in-service Turkish military aircraft from 1,269 today to around 1,467 in 2035.
Passenger traffic data from six leading European airlines for the second quarter (Q2) of 2025 show that three of those carriers remain below their 2019 levels.