Jack Daleo

Near Earth Autonomy and Honeywell look to retrofit helicopters with systems that could eliminate the need for onboard crew, remote pilots, and continuous data links.

Army helicopter pilot involved in a deadly January crash may not have changed course as directed.

Prototype orbital reentry capsule transmits data in space but goes dark after returning to the atmosphere.

Manufacturing giant is incorporating digital twin software across all divisions to improve quality and safety, speed design and production, and lower costs.

Manufacturer proposes to instead focus its efforts on developing thin-wing technology, which it believes may have broader applications.

Near Earth Autonomy is enlisted by prime contractor Survice Engineering to supply miniaturized autonomous flight systems for the U.S. Marine Corps.

Airline believes JetZero’s Z4 could reduce fuel burn by as much as 50 percent per passenger mile versus comparably sized tube-and-wing designs.

Meet two of the world’s first private owners of the BlackFly prototype.

U.S. aerospace companies worry import duties and a broader trade war could dim their prospects.

Space agency has tested rigid and ground-based versions of a state-of-the-art antenna and aims to field an aerogel-based variant later this year.