Part-cruise missile and part-unmanned aircraft system, Skyborg is set to redefine air combat operations.

The British government is to make a $500 million investment in the failed communications satellite company OneWeb.

“We’re taking a very aggressive position right now, in trying to get more and more companies into the standard airworthiness process,” the head of FAA's UAS Integration Office said July 1.

A silver lining of the pandemic is the Federal Reserve’s aggressive lowering of interest rates, which makes federal debt more affordable.

The FAA has authorized Boeing to begin certification flight testing of the grounded 737 MAX with an updated flight-control system.

Fuel cells may be more suited to smaller commercial aircraft, while larger ones would retain turbine engines.

NASA is looking into flying astronauts and other personnel aboard commercial suborbital spacecraft such as those in development by Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin. 

A sources-sought notice released by the U.S. Army June 23 keeps the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft competition on track for the release of the request for proposals next year and lays out new details of aircraft deliveries needed during the development phase and the first lot of low-rate initial production.