A flurry of headlines makes it seem the middle of the A&D industry is going to dwindle to just a few companies.

The Glide Breaker program is working on a new divert and attitude control system to counter hypersonic glide vehicles.

For industry’s finances, 2020 really was that bad, and 2021 may not be that good, after all.

There is growing international interest in the development of offensive hypersonic weapon systems, particularly following the deployment by Russia and China of nascent hypersonic strike capabilities. U.S., Australia, France, India, Japan and the UK all are seeking to develop a hypersonic strike capability too.

With no evidence of a single explanation, phenomenon requires study by multidisciplinary scientists, engineers and instrumentalists.

Aviation Week Network’s projections show the share of basic trainers in the global fleet increasing from 32.5% to 35.6% over the decade.

Raw data from space assets is valuable now, but may become commoditized as constellations grow.

Joint Staff industry day; Hypersonic test center; Avalon Airshow nixed; U.S. picks launch companies; Smallsats ready for servicing role.