The North Concourse of Terminal 3 extends approximately 738 meters from Gate D10 in Terminal 2 to Gates D11 through D18. The departure and arrival levels are stacked vertically within the same soaring ...

Aviation maintenance is undergoing a generational shift: experienced technicians are retiring faster than knowledge can transfer to junior staff, and most of that knowledge is never captured in a ...

The Space Development Agency’s latest satellite deployment included the first batch of data relay satellites built by Northrop Grumman for the agency’s proliferated constellation. Credit: SpaceX With ...

Tesla has demonstrated its Roadster electric car using cold-gas thrusters, developed in collaboration with SpaceX, launching—and performing an axial roll in the air—on a short hop. The stunt, done ...

A U.S. Air Force pilot in the cockpit of a Lockheed Martin F-22 controlled an Anduril YFQ-44A collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) in flight, in a first for the service. The Air Force announced Oct. 16 ...

Six months after the conflict in the Middle East started, and with recent escalations in Saudi Arabia impacting air travel infrastructure, this week’s Flight Friday looks at how operators in the ...

RAAF Project Camel Train Autonomous Logistics Tests Move To Next Phase is published in Aerospace Daily & Defense Report, an Aviation Week Intelligence Network (AWIN) Market Briefing and is included ...

Flying boats are viewed through the misted lens of nostalgia as a bygone era of aviation. Airships too. Flying dock to dock across oceans in days versus the weeks it took by steamship was a phenomenon ...

SINGAPORE—Mammoth Freighters has announced that the first Boeing 777-200LR for conversion by Chinese MRO provider Staeco has been inducted, three months after the companies announced their partnership ...

The U.S. Army is reassessing how it will continue to operate a fleet of privately owned and operated prototypes as it both stands up its own program of reconnaissance jets and reassesses how it ...

The first full-scale production units of the U.S. Space Force’s remote modular terminals (RMTs) are rolling off the line over the next four weeks, industry officials said Oct. 13.

Included are two Garmin G600 TXi touchscreen flight displays, GTN Xi navigators, a GFC 600 digital autopilot, GWX 8000 ...