USM has gone from a cost-saver to, in many cases, the only realistic route to availability. We've seen continuous growth in USM demand throughout all aircraft types as airlines lean into fleet-renewal ...

Judging by public comments on the FAA’s proposed rule enabling overland supersonic flight, there will be no rush to build a high-speed business jet if the regulation becomes final as proposed. But the ...

The vertiport at Dubai International Airport is the world’s first to receive regulatory certification. Credit: Skyports Infrastructure For years, the advanced air mobility industry has produced ...

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Three years of collaboration among Chinese regulators and aviation stakeholders has created a path for the country’s airlines and maintenance providers to purchase and install qualified used airframe ...

Boeing on Oct. 5 announced it received a $14.7 billion award for Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement interceptor seekers, the latest in a series of major awards for critical ...

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Based in Washington, Michael Bruno is Aviation Week Network’s Executive Editor for Business. He oversees coverage of aviation, aerospace and defense businesses, supply chains and related issues.

Portugal looks set to be the venue for Europe’s next big fighter contest. Portuguese fighter acquisition could be worth €5 billion All bidders in the competition have signed agreements with the AED ...

Darwin International Airport (DRW) is seeking to expand its international network, capitalizing on its strategic location at the northern edge of Australia and proximity to some of Asia's largest ...

This summer, in a nondescript exercise space in Tampa, the Army tried something different. It asked contractors to prove, in real time, that open architectures could replace proprietary lock-in, and ...