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Lockheed Martin’s Scott Fouse, director of advanced technology labratories, shows off the “somewhat seductive” Samurai nano air vehicle this week. Based…

Virginia-based aerospace company Aurora Flight Sciences is currently conducting tests on an aircraft meant to bring the best of manned and unmanned flight…

Zodiac Aerospace has agreed to acquire German galley manufacturer Sell for undisclosed terms in a move it says will “reinforce” its position in the cabin interiors market, following the acquisition of C&D Aerospace and Driessen Aerospace

The competition to replace the US Air Force’s venerable T-38 trainer is likely to be the most ferociously contested in the next decade as the service seeks at least 350 aircraft

Aviation Week editors discuss the biggest story of 2009, of the past decade, and what it may be in the decade to come.

EADS North America video from tests in October and November. This aircraft has passed more than 50,000 pounds of fuel via its boom and more than 75,000 pounds via hose-and-drogue.

Combined, Brazil's and India's fighter selection could eventually comprise 400+ aircraft. President Lula has confused Brazil's buy, and some losers could abandon the fighter business.

Beijing also plans to start flying a jet airlifter that is larger than the A400M

Bigger than a battleship, its bow hardened with World Trade Center steel, the new USS New York is ready to carry Marines, their rotorcraft and landing craft to the fight.

Can a water bottle save lives? The inventor of the Lifesaver water bottle thinks so…and so does the British Army.