A new problem may have emerged to push the Long March 7 first flight into 2016.

Commercial fleet operator SES is talking to Lockheed Martin and other suppliers about the potential to service spacecraft in geostationary orbit.

Moth inspires agile thinking; aerospike rocket looks for liftoff; tethered UAVs for safer cities; Amazon a step closer to delivery drones and other unmanned news

Driving down the costs of electronically steered phased arrays opens up new commercial and military opportunities.

During a March 17 luncheon Shotwell touched on developments underway at the Hawthorne, California-based company.

Aviation Week editors discuss how private sector money and technological advances are revolutionizing space telecom.

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden Jr., a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, presented Aviation Week’s Tomorrow’s Leaders Award to students of four U.S. military services academies who have demonstrated overall excellence as well as a keen interest in pursuing various careers in aerospace.

Snowstorm shuts down Washington but fails to halt Aviation Week’s 58th annual Laureate awards ceremony, which salutes aerospace sector’s high achievers.