Aviation Week & Space Technology

This webinar took place March 15, 2021. Exciting new technologies and designs are beginning to broaden dramatically the once-limited horizons of

Nineteen months after they predicted UAM would be a niche market, Aviation Week’s Graham Warwick and Teal Group’s Richard Aboulafia are back to address why investors are now pouring billions of dollars into the emerging sector.

Despite the impact of COVID-19, Kopter and new owners Leonardo are confident of bringing the SH09 to market by year-end 2022.

After breaking F-35A order monopoly last year, USAF seeks wide range of alternatives to only domestic stealth fighter in production.

Hill wants to maintain its supply chain and not be “held to ransom” by suppliers, in a bid to keep maintenance costs low for customers.

International travel is expected to build in the third quarter, and bilateral corridors will still be important.

When budgets tighten, one-shot missiles cannot match the power projection of fighters and bombers.

Speed, electrification and autonomy are among technologies unlocking the potential for VTOL to perform a wider range of missions.

As offshore operators adapt to the energy transition to renewables, demand is growing for helicopters to serve offshore wind farms.

What do the myth of Sisyphus and the commercial aerospace sector have in common? A lot of ups and downs.

Active fleet surpasses 100, but several Asia-Pacific regulators remain in wait-and-see mode.

As vaccinations pick up across the U.S., airlines are taking steps to prepare for a snapback in demand—whenever that may happen.

Netherlands takes on air policing role; Lawmakers to aid supply chain; Buyers interested in Piaggio; and Space Force, NRO award launches.

Frozen in time, Canada’s airlines hope their fortunes can change after the oblivion of 2020.

NASA electrifies propulsion; turbo air-cooled fuel cell; hydrogen power-train testbed; and funding boosts Volocopter.

This year, companies large and small will constantly have to assess and reassess where they can best compete.

Ask the Editors: Reopenings are expected to vary by region, as the distribution of vaccines and pace of vaccinations remains uneven.

The top eight companies should form a committee to provide data-driven assistance to suppliers in need.

After unprecedented losses, Europe’s big airline groups are looking ahead to the financing and fleet plans they hope will aid recovery.

A new project intended to augment U.S. battle control centers gives NORAD more time to update its North Warning System.

Ask the Editors: The military is gradually adapting to the FAA’s ADS-B requirements, though many of its aircraft are exempt from the new regulations.

This webinar took place March 5, 2021. As the COVID-19 crisis hit North America and Europe last March, demand for air travel, new airplanes and

A secret program inside GatorWorks seeks to deliver a high-speed, reusable propulsion system.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

CEO Musk on Twitter: ‘Starship SN10 landed in one piece!’