Defense

By Michael Bruno
If not for a growing tailwind benefit of how Lockheed accounts for its pension liabilities, as well as its FX hedging and other asset-management accounting moves, its 2014 financial results and TPC scores would look worse.
Air Transport

Shareholders in aerospace and defense are reaping benefits more often associated with blue chip companies.
Air Transport

By Jen DiMascio
House to fund some Navy unfunded priorities, Virginia lawmaker keeps an eye on Uclass, more support for taking ATC out of FAA and aerospace companies collaborate with government space plans.
Defense

TPC rankings are the result of a composite scoring of four equally weighted performance categories that place significant emphasis on operating excellence.
Air Transport

Byron Callan ​ Director Capital Alpha Partners Tom Captain Vice Chairman, Global A&D Sector Leader Deloitte Antoine Gelain ​ Managing Director Paragon European Partners Steven Grundman ​ Principal, Grundman Advisory Lund Fellow at the Atlantic Council Harlan Irvine Principal Deloitte
Defense

By Tony Osborne
An unexpected threat to European air traffic is being posed by uncooperative military aircraft flying in busy international airspace.
Defense

By Jen DiMascio, Tony Osborne, Graham Warwick
As NATO and Russia are stepping up air patrols in and around Eastern Europe – including an increasing amount of flights with transponders turned off – aviation safety officials are scrambling to keep the skies safe for commercial airlines.
Air Transport

By Angus Batey
Zephyr unmanned solar-powered aircraft showing promise as surveillance and communications platform
Defense

Israel’s air and missile defense systems completes one more step toward fruition; fourth test phase slated for later this year.
Defense

The U.S. Navy is committed to using UUVs for the dangerous mission of clearing waterways of mines, but developmental issues are proving thorny.
Defense

While they have mostly been used in areas with minimal defenses against them, UAS are now being upgraded to survive against counter-UAV defenses.
Defense

By Graham Warwick
Swarms of cooperating small UAVs offer the potential to counter hostile defenses at lower cost than conventional weapon systems.
Aerospace

By Michael Bruno
While new requirements like that might seem onerous, remember that the whole technology push represents an opportunity to industry.
Defense

As the wheels come off India’s plans to build Rafales, Brazil’s Gripen program moves carefully forward.
Defense

By Tony Osborne
Poland has taken the next step toward modernizing its armed forces, but its selections may have wider effects.
Defense

Four years after the first Sbirs GEO launch, USAF pushes to get more infrared data to users in the field.
Space

By Tony Osborne
Poland has selected Airbus Helicopters to provide the country’s future military utility helicopters, while Raytheon’s Patriot has been chosen as Warsaw’s next generation surface-to-air missile system.
Defense

With operational debut around the corner, Marine and Navy officials temper expectations of F-35B’s early capabilities.
Defense

By Graham Warwick
High-energy laser developer says its third-generation tactical weapon is five years ahead in technical maturity compared to fiber laser systems.
Aerospace

By Graham Warwick
The U.S. Navy is working to ready long-endurance air vehicles to fly from warships, swarming small UAVs and long-duration unmanned undersea and surface vessels.
Aerospace

This anonymously posted astonishing video reveals how close the Falcon 9 stage came to completing a successful landing and shows that right up unto the last second the cold gas reaction control system was attempting to correct the landing trajectory.

Defense

By Jen DiMascio
India hit the reset button on stalled contract talks with Dassault, opting for a government-to-government sale of 36 Rafale fighters. Our editors discuss what the deal means for India, Dassault and future combat aircraft competitions.
Defense

During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s April visit to Airbus’s French facilities, the company said it is prepared to boost co-production of civil and military equipment in India.
Defense

By Steven Grundman
Robert Work: Impetus for new “offset strategy” is an urgent concern about “a steady erosion of our technological superiority that we have relied upon for so long in all our defense strategies.”
Defense

By Jay Menon
Less than two days after India agreed to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets in flyaway condition, India’s defense minister signals plan to abandon larger deal.
Defense