Aerospace

Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) is preparing for the next phase of its KF-21 Boramae fighter program as South Korea moves closer to inducting the domestically developed combat aircraft into operational service.

Japan has selected Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ (MHI) Komaki South Plant in Aichi Prefecture as the national assembly site for its Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) sixth-generation fighter, marking another major milestone in the trilateral defense project with the United Kingdom and Italy.

While advanced fighter jets and bombers often dominate headlines, trained military pilots remain the foundation of every combat-ready air force.

FAA proposes Boeing 737 MAX seat inspections after improper installations raised passenger safety and emergency evacuation concerns.

Air India upgrades Boeing 787 Dreamliners after FAA safety directive on door assist handles with no operational impact.

Dassault delays Falcon 10X to 2029 as stricter certification rules extend testing despite rising Falcon jet demand.

Germany could eventually strengthen the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), according to the chief executive of Italian aerospace and defense company Leonardo.

The Pentagon has raised its estimated cost of the ongoing Iran conflict to $37.5 billion, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warning lawmakers that military training could be reduced unless Congress quickly approves supplemental funding.

Boeing prepares next generation aircraft as 737 MAX certifications, production growth and financial recovery continue.

Canada has officially joined the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) as its first observer nation, gaining access to classified discussions on one of the world’s most advanced sixth-generation fighter aircraft projects.