CAE uses Grob G 120TPs and simulator motherships for an innovative Army training program.

Malaysia’s military and government have been talking about obtaining new maritime patrol aircraft for a decade.

A requirement to double the South Korean maritime patroller force is regarded as urgent as North Korea works on a submarine-launched ballistic missile.

China’s first international hypersonics conference, held in Xiamen, amounted to a coming-out party for the nation’s swift progress in high speed flight research.

Could China’s hypersonic combined-cycle engine be the first to fly?

Wealthy and well-armed Singapore tends to not to shirk at paying for expensive military equipment. That factor could help the Poseidon as it assesses patroller options.

In this week's Washington Outlook: Jeff Immelt urges business leaders not to count on government help, ATC reform may not tax GA operators, the NRO seeks more willingness to accept risk and the Air Force and FAA to start space traffic management pilot program.

The story line behind the aerospace industry’s grand consolidation.