Program Management

The charge arose during a government-led review of the classified program in May, Lockheed’s chief financial officer told analysts during a teleconference.

FORT RUCKER, Alabama—Two decades of counter-insurgency (COIN) operations have reshaped the U.S. Army’s aviation branch organizationally and

Fresh off Blue Origin’s first human spaceflight, founder Jeff Bezos is offering to cut his company’s fee for a human lunar landing demonstration mission dramatically and add—at company expense—an orbital flight test.

A nonprofit organization is uniting industry and academia to protect on-orbit assets.

The airframer and FAA are still discussing methodology for 787 post-production inspections.

The 10-min. suborbital spaceflight on July 20 marks the first time a crewed spacecraft made a debut flight without test pilots, test engineers or professional astronauts aboard.

Rocket Lab has modified the design and manufacture of the igniter for the Rutherford engine after a fault in this system was identified as the root cause of the company’s Electron launch vehicle failure on May 15.

South African fan-in-wing business jet is first subject of Callen-Lenz flight control system project.

An automatic-takeoff-and-landing capability is scheduled to be released to the operational fleet of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. MQ-9 Reapers owned by the U.S. Air Force next year.

Universal Hydrogen signs deals with first customers for hydrogen-electric propulsion retrofit.

U.S. Army and Navy officials are planning the first round of upgrades for a joint hypersonic missile program.

Hard on the heels of being appointed chief executive of delivery-drone developer Volansi, former assistant U.S. Air Force Secretary Will Roper has been named to the board of electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft developer Beta Technologies.

Airlines around the world have rapidly adapted their operations to perform more cargo flights, with Europe this week the focus of industry efforts to

Their Revolutionary Innovation for Sustainable Engines could challenge Boeing’s new narrowbody aircraft plans.

The U.S. Navy plans to modernize the most critical standoff jamming system in the military’s inventory for the first time since 1971.

With the successful deployment of seven small satellites into low Earth orbit, Virgin Orbit has begun commercial launch service operations as

Germany takes the lead in pushing Europe to embrace e-fuels produced from electric, hydrogen and CO2.

Dassault Aviation has created a joint research laboratory in partnership with two French academic institutions dubbed Moliere, an acronym of the French for “innovative functional materials for aviation.”

As the digital transformation takes hold throughout the A&D industry, we are experiencing unprecedented innovation these days. There's so much talk

The U.S. Air Force is preparing for its second Advanced Battle Management System capability release that will focus on improving command and control for U.S. Northern Command’s homeland defense mission.

Estes Industries, famous among model rocket enthusiasts for the company’s solid propellant motors, has spun off a new company sporting lineage to Aurora Flight Sciences that aims to provide engineering support for larger launchers.

Without surface mobility, moonwalkers will have a very limited exploration zone.

The energy behind a new industry forming is palpable—excitement about something new, the risk involved, the pace of change.

The art of succeeding in the global aircraft duopoly is anticipating and taking advantage of the competitor’s weaknesses.

Biden’s pending jobs package must include the sector for its ability to boost future innovation.