NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center is moving to acquire a Boeing 737-73W from the U.S. Air Force to build a new reduced-gravity testbed aircraft.
Aerospace News
Boeing will begin building new 737 Max jets on a fourth final assembly line on July 6 at Everett’s Paine Field, located north of Seattle (SEA). CEO Kelly Ortberg confirmed the timeline in a CNBC interview on Friday.
Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company (LMT), has introduced new Armed Black Hawk helicopter kits designed to expand the operational scope of the widely used UH-60 platform.
The United Kingdom (UK), Italy, and Japan have taken a key step to stabilize the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), signing a short-term funding contract to maintain development momentum.
Mammoth Freighters has achieved Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for its Boeing 777‑200LRMF (Long Range Mammoth Freighter) converted freighter variant
South Korea has rolled out its first production KF-21 fighter, highlighting rapid development and growing defense ambitions.
Boeing faces renewed legal and financial scrutiny after a US federal judge approved a shareholder class-action lawsuit tied to safety disclosures surrounding the Boeing 737 MAX program.
The US Air Force plans a $16 billion Advanced Propulsion Acquisition Contract to speed up development of next generation aircraft engines and propulsion technologies.
The world’s leading air defence systems in 2026 reflect a shift toward layered, multi-domain protection.
Serbia has integrated China’s CM-400 supersonic standoff missile onto its MiG-29 fighter fleet, significantly expanding its long-range strike capability and introducing one of Europe’s fastest air-launched weapons outside Russia.