Defense

The EuroMALE unmanned air system is a testbed for multinational cooperation on a fighter jet.

The small, expendable decoy BriteCloud is being deployed on the UK’s Tornado fleet.

Lange Aviation develops a unique fuel-cell-powered surveillance aircraft with long endurance, high redundancy and reliability and low operating costs and emissions.

Dynetics’ victory over General Atomics Aeronautical Systems for the Darpa Gremlins Phase 3 program has given air vehicle supplier Kratos cause for celebration.

Insitu has launched a commercial, exportable and certifiable version of its ScanEagle long-endurance unmanned aircraft system (UAS).

L3 Technologies on May 1 signed a deal to sell its Vertex Aerospace, Crestview Aerospace and TCS businesses for $540 million cash.

As the U.S. Air Force embarks on a major re-engining of the Boeing B-52H, its leadership is under no illusions about the difficulty of the task at hand.

A U.S. Navy project to airlift bomb-disposal robots by unmanned helos and remotely operate them is heading toward a key flight demo in June.

AeroVironment will incorporate vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) technology from a commercial drone developer into its next generation of tactical UAS.

Key aerospace and defense supplier TransDigm is signaling a relatively new era with a new CEO and potential tweaks to its merger and acquisition (M&A) strategy.

Aerospace and defense supplier Arconic descended into turnaround territory after a financial update that spurred a nearly 17% drop in its stock price.

Boeing, through its subsidiary Aviall has announced Aviall’s leadership role in supply chain management for the production of the Advanced High- Performance Reconnaissance Light Aircraft (AHRLAC), developed by South Africa's Paramount Group.

As Qatar surprises many analysts with its order for the Eurofighter Typhoon, Jon Lake explains why the procurement strategy makes sense.

Missile manufacturer MBDA used the Berlin ILA Airshow to reveal the weapon it believes could go on to arm future versions of the Tiger attack helicopter.

Israeli companies have miniaturized combat aircraft technologies to protect the Israeli Air Force’s growing fleets of UAS.

The Greek government has signed agreements with Washington to upgrade part of its F-16 fleet to the F-16V standard.

The Japanese finance ministry is urging the government to consider buying foreign alternatives to the increasingly costly KHI C-2 airlifter.

Global A&D industry revenue should grow 4.1% this year, almost doubling last year’s 2.1% rate, a new report by consulting company Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu says.

Hensoldt, the Airbus defense electronics spinoff, has completed its takeover of the French assets under its ex-parent company, representatives announced April 27.

Japan is sticking with its concept for a large fighter as it explores possible cooperation with the U.S. or British governments in developing the aircraft.

A bipartisan group of senators is moving to block the transfer of Lockheed Martin F-35s to Turkey next year.

The U.S. and Canada will work together on autonomous flight control technology for the Boeing CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift helicopter.

Ukraine’s Antonov company has revealed that it is working with Turkish industry on the development of the four-engine An-188 airlifter.

The U.S. Air Force’s new acquisition chief wants to revolutionize the way the service develops and buys cutting-edge technology.

The program executive officer for Army Aviation has singled out Northrop Grumman’s UH-60V digital cockpit as a trailblazer for future open system architectures.