The U.S. Air Force is preparing to formally reactivate a cluster of reconstituted World War II-era bases for high-tempo ...

The message is hard to miss. Rolls-Royce has rented out a pair of massive billboards in Seattle, one in full view of Alaska ...

Changing requirements born from Iran and Epic Fury make the development of Collaborative Combat Aircraft a risky endeavor ...

Global airlines are heading into another crisis brought on by skyrocketing fuel prices and worsening geopolitical tumult ...

Four days before SpaceX listed on the Nasdaq in the largest-ever initial public offering, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration quietly changed its safety policy to allow more aircraft to fly ...

U.S. airlines are so concerned about glitches in the latest version of the flight management software for Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft that they have actively avoided installing it for years, preferring ...

Leave this field empty if you're human: Boeing faces a new setback to its efforts to launch the final two 737 Max models into commercial service after years of delays: a flight management software ...

Airbus is alerting its airline customers to a quality defect that could reduce corrosion resistance inside the fuselage structure of hundreds of A321neos, affecting both already delivered aircraft and ...

As Boeing tries to avoid its third major strike in as many years, company leaders are assessing the emotions and economics driving its engineers union — and curbing spending in case there’s a work ...

Leave this field empty if you're human: United Airlines limited itself to destinations in far Western Europe for its first deployment of the A321XLR, taking a more cautious view of the jet’s range ...

Archer Aviation will acquire Boeing’s Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu subsidiaries in an all-stock transaction that is poised to make Boeing the largest outside shareholder in the electric vertical take ...