Farnborough Airshow

Reusable spaceplane under development by Boeing aims to launch 3,000 lb. to low Earth orbit for $5 million.

Singapore is in the market for advanced aircraft for sea surveillance; its neighbors mostly want to add simpler types.

Growing U.S. and international interest in low-cost counterinsurgency aircraft has prompted the development of new aircraft derivatives of existing types.

Within nine months, the four Western producers of large commercial aircraft decided to combine into two groups.

Many of the innovations changing the aerospace industry are underway right here in Ontario, Canada. Ontario is home a vibrant aerospace industries, supplying parts and components to OEMs and Tier One suppliers worldwide.

Dennis Muilenburg on Boeing’s vertical integration push, NMA, the U.S. trade dispute with China and technologies that are reenergizing aerospace.

A look at some of key defense contractors and the choices they are facing.

As ministers quarrel, aerospace industry is calling for clarity on Brexit deal.

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The U.S. Air Force will receive the first of its long-awaited Boeing KC-46A aerial refueling tankers in October. The multirole aircraft is capable of air refueling using both boom and hose-and-drogue systems and can carry cargo, passengers and patients.

As countries modernize their rotary-wing fleets, they are bringing much-needed relief to the helicopter manufacturers suffering from a downturn driven by oil and gas industry woes.

Lockheed Martin, General Atomics and Boeing are competing to build the U.S. Navy’s carrier-based unmanned aircraft as the contest comes down to the wire.

The Farnborough Airshow will be buzzing around the digitalization of the aerospace and defense industries. Forget composite materials and Sharklets; think blockchain and artificial intelligence.

As Airbus heads to Farnborough Airshow, it faces potentially devastating fallout of a hard Brexit and the challenges of many changes in top leadership.

As the 2018 Farnborough Airshow showcases the latest and greatest in aviation and aerospace, we look at some of the technologies shaping the industry’s future.

The flying display at this year’s Farnborough International Airshow will include an F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, show organizers have confirmed.

Most OEMs have programs in the offing, for all-new aircraft or revamped ones. Major manufacturers and startups are pursuing electric-powered regionals.

Small British businesses are hoping to make big impacts in space.

Israel’s Elbit Systems will feature a “unique” portfolio of avionics upgrades for military and paramilitary aircraft at the Farnborough Airshow.

Cargo operators are exploring how to incorporate automated technologies in their warehouse and airside activities.

Satellite experience is the secret sauce for Britain’s success in space.

Airbus helps transform ideas into new companies or new business lines through coaching, a workplace and conditional funding.

Defense spending is growing worldwide, and industry is reaping the windfall, for now.