Aviation Week & Space Technology

Electric and hybrid-electric projects abound at Le Bourget as aerospace industry leaders commit to a sustainable future.

After playing catch-up to boost-glide weapons, scramjets become a viable near-term option.

A carefully planned orbital ballet will bring Northrop’s MEV-1 and Intelsat 901 together in geosynchronous orbit.

NASA’s X-57 Powers Up; Boeing’s PAV crash latest; Boom’s supersonic slip; Riblets by laser; Paris UAM plans; ANA buys biofuel.

Airbus collects more A321XLR and A330neo orders from airlines in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

The troubled airliner’s return-to-service timeline is still not established.

The manufacturer hopes the fighter can enter service in 2028.

What did we see and what was missing at the Paris Air Show? Listen in as our editors discuss the highs and lows from the biannual aerospace industry gathering at Le Bourget.

The Pentagon’s rationale for low-yield nuke development; U.S. Air Force to move ahead with GBSD; U.S. invites Germany and Israel to fly King Stallion; and Israeli firms to merge.

Small Swiss airframer Pilatus has big success with its highly versatile turboprop and jet business aircraft models.

Low-boom breakthrough means supersonic transport is ready for prime time, says Lockheed Martin.

The U.S. startup flies a Cessna 337 Skymaster modified to a testbed for its planned hybrid-electric propulsion retrofit for regional aircraft.

Cockpit configuration is being finalized as the new NASA low-boom supersonic X-plane enters assembly.

This week it’s news from the Uber Elevate Summit in Washington: Pipistrel unveils, Embraer refines, Jaunt joins up, Safran reveals cabin and Uber Eats delivers.

The FAA is reviewing and updating existing regulations to help enable innovation through the development and certification of new, commercially viable, civil supersonic aircraft.

MBDA is looking for a bigger say in the next-generation of European fighters with advanced concepts that could arm them.

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

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From landers ready to roam the Moon to companies that can downlink data in the blink of an eye, here is a look at space enterprises that are winning support.

Let us know who is worthy of the more than 40 awards in defense, commercial aviation, space, business aviation and lifetime achievement.

Among commercial aircraft, the Boeing 737 MAX drama is drawing a lot of attention. But other programs are nearing important milestones or launch decisions as well.

Recent appointments, promotions and honors in the aviation and aerospace industry.

Growing support for the U.S. military’s F-15EX acquisition plan highlights global trend on diverse

The service quietly slashed the budget for the Next-Generation Air Dominance program by 50% amid a shift to a new development strategy.

Officials used a ruler and protractor to assess terrain, not realizing their satellite pictures exaggerated height.