Aerospace & Defense

Study: Foreign Partners Wary of Technology Theft in China

New LCC a Product of Chinese Reform

A new private low-fare carrier in China plans to launch operations in August.

HAL Edged Out In Trainer Competitions

The Indian Air Force has and urgent need for Stage II intermediate jet trainers.

Bulgaria Reacts To Stepped-up Russian Surveillance Flights

Between March 1 and 26 Russian aircraft approached Bulgaria on nine occasions, flying without flight plans and requiring investigation.

Experts Consider Flight 370 Scenarios at RAeS Conference

Experts appear unable to find a single plausible scenario under which Malaysia Flight 370 disappeared.

Navy Equips MH-60s With New 'Smart' Launcher

The digital launcher will let the Seahawk carry a variety of weapons and engage a larger set of threats.

JetBlue Looks Forward with JetBlue Foundation Outreach

Aviation-themed schools listen up: JetBlue Foundation has money for you.

Asiana Critical of Boeing 777’s Autothrottle Design

Asiana partly attributes the July 6, 2013 accident involving one of its Boeing 777-200ERs to the airplane's autopilot design.

Boeing Wins Contract To Develop Satellite Launch Vehicle

Liability Questions Emerge as Search for Flight 370 Continues

Even before the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is confirmed, legal action aimed at compensating the victims has begun.

Apaches, Tankers and AEW Figure in Qatar Spending Spree

Qatar has announced a major new $23 billion defense spending program.

ANA Plans $16 Billion Order With Boeing, Airbus

The airline is preparing for a significant increase in traffic in the coming years.

Elbit To Supply Hermes 900 UAS to Brazil's Air Force

The service will operate the aircraft in tandem with smaller Hermes 450s it already uses.

RAF Retires TriStar Tankers As Voyager Fleet Grows

AIN joined the last operational Tristar mission on March 24.