Aviation Week & Space Technology

Many questions and variables remain, but it means market chaos for small airliners.

A review finds a conflict between emergency procedures and maintenance instructions.

Automatic tanking could optimize refueling rates and reduce human workloads.

U.S. Air Force eVTOL event; EHang plans E-port; Zipline fights COVID-19; Pipistrel measures DEP noise; Onera tests airship.

IT needs commercial vendors that understand the importance of cybersecurity on the ground as well as in space.

Norway and U.S. close cooperation on missiles and propulsion is expanding into the near-hypersonic regime.

Virgin Australia, one of the first major airlines in voluntary administration due to COVID-19, hopes for quick relaunch under new owners.

U.S. Air Force moves forward on LRSO and GBSD without a competitive bidding process.

Ask the Editors: Defense Editor Steve Trimble responds.

This webinar took place April 24, 2020 and was sponsored by Siemens As the world grapples with COVID-19, great minds continue work on technologies

NASA appoints executive to oversee CASIS, reorganizes commercial programs.

The first crewed flight test in NASA’s Commercial Crew Program is targeted for a May 27 launch.

Ask the Editors: Senior Business Editor Michael Bruno answers.

Airlines are looking ahead to how the coronavirus crisis will affect efforts to reduce environmental impact.

How Lockheed exceeds expectations; Italians may buy AW169; U.S. Air Force fuel-saving solution; Russia studies light fighter.

Airbus nudges the RACER first flight to the fourth quarter of 2021, citing program management complexity for the high-speed rotorcraft.

High-speed rail long has been the boogeyman to global airliner growth. The novel coronavirus could make it a real competitor.

After having let employees generate many digital tools, Airbus is streamlining their creation and use.

The Quad/Vent Splitter quadruples ventilator capability to help save lives.

NASA's New Frontiers mission edges closer to sampling the asteroid Bennu.

Practically everyone in commercial aerospace is scrambling to figure out how deep, and how long, COVID-19 will affect industry. Two longtime aerospace experts from consultancy Roland Berger, Manfred Hader and Robert Thomson, join Aviation Week senior business editor Michael Bruno on Check 6 to discuss what may occur.

Space-based ADS-B provides another way to measure the status of commercial aviation.

The coming weeks and months will be full of big announcements about business changes. Here are three factors affecting A&D supply chains.

The coronavirus crisis has given the CAAC a chance to overcome airline resistance. The government likes the FedEx model.

Airship in wind tunnel; X-57 ground tests; battery for hybrid-electric demonstrator; next-gen fuel cell; EASA’s drone rules.