As the U.S. Air Force prepares for a mysterious and “historic” demonstration on Dec. 15 involving the Lockheed Martin U-2S, the company’s Skunk Works division has revealed details of a “complementary” technology experiment held in secret a month ago with the same aircraft. 

A dramatic shift toward commercial space missions, including those supporting the return of humans to the Moon, is fueling a flood of new technologies entering the market

Long-haul aviation market has changed since the 777X was launched, increasing pressure on Boeing’s business case.

Saab will establish two aerospace centers in Quebec if the company’s Gripen is selected as Canada’s future fighter aircraft.

The year may have been dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic, but 2020 also proved to be a surprisingly busy year for first flights.

Senior executives in the airline and aerospace industry will face major challenges in the coming year.

Today's aerospace and defense companies want to improve their program planning and execution so they can provide accurate and complete bids that enable them to reduce bid and proposal expenses and control program costs and schedules.

Wes Kremer, president of Raytheon Missiles and Defense, opened Aviation Week’s Program Excellence core sessions for the annual Defense Chain Conference in an interview with Aviation Week’s Carole Rickard Hedden. His introduction provided the foundation for the annual Program Management Roundtable.