Defense

Romania is ready to receive Aegis Ashore in 2015

The Iraq Air Force has received its first F-16 Block 52 aircraft from Lockheed Martin.

How unrest in Iraq and Ukraine could alter U.S. defense plans

New U.S./U.K.-developed flight-control technology might make carrier landings easier

An-124-100 and IL-76TD-90VD freighters from Volga-Dnepr Airlines' fleet were called into action to deliver more than 80 tons of oil and gas equipment to Cape Town in South Africa.

Despite delays, U.K. begins countdown toward the return of carrier strike capability

Reconciling Canada/Sikorsky helicopter rift

Ground force technology aims at mobility

International political and security developments are casting a shadow on this year's Farnborough International Airshow.

Scorpion is slated to depart from Wichita July 1 for its long trip to the U.K.

Indian army wants its own AH-64 helicopters

India has long sought to increase its ability to manufacture defense equipment to end its reliance on imported weapons, and newly elected Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to build on that goal as well as capitalize on India’s defense export potential.

Performance-based logistics awards urged by Pentagon

U.S. defense business will become more intense after Pentagon data mining

Long-awaited competition for new USAF bomber is underway, with many more questions than answers

With budgets nose-diving, the U.S. Defense Department is searching for strategies to preserve mission readiness. There is no need to look far and wide for a big part of the answer.

F-35Bs head to U.K. to vet logistics and flight operations overseas

U kraine’s air force recently suffered its biggest blow since the beginning of anti-separatist operations in the breakaway eastern regions of Donetsk and Lugansk this spring.

The Pentagon is ranking suppliers, looking to goad leaders and laggards alike

Ability to track people’s movements across a large area could find nonmilitary applications

The coming rotorcraft non-revolution

With the A400M in service, Airbus looks to secure more airlifter orders

Just before the start of the Eurosatory defense and security conference in Paris, Joseph Weiss, Israel Aerospace Industries president and CEO, sat down with David Eshel for Aviation Week & Space Technology .

Russians are supplying U.S.-purchased Mi-17s for Afghanistan

Saab´s new self-protection system ESTL is now airborne. The premier flight was carried out on a Gripen in early June 2014.