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South Korea is preparing to retire its aging fleet of F-5 fighter jets by the end of 2027 as it moves closer to fielding its first…

Thawing may be a welcome sight for Alaskans following a remarkably cold winter and early spring in much of the state. But with melting comes the…

China’s Electronics Industry Could Upend America’s Lead In Space | Aviation Week Skip to main content Garrett Reim May 14, 2026 Credit: Imaginechina/Alamy Stock Photo America’s…

Google is moving ahead with plans to test AI data centers in orbit, with SpaceX emerging as a potential launch partner for the company’s recently announced…

In a process that played out over thousands of years, a retreating ice sheet carved, scoured, and shaped the landscape of the present-day Great Lakes. In…

Starship Version 3 Prepped For May 19 Debut | Aviation Week Skip to main content Credit: SpaceX After a seven-month hiatus, SpaceX is preparing to resume…

EUROCAE has opened a consultation on counter-uncrewed aerial systems (C-UAS) in controlled airspace. EUROCAE’s working group WG-115 Counter UAS (C-UAS), is preparing an update to ED-286…

United Airlines will return to Venezuela in August 2026, restoring nonstop service between Houston and Caracas after a nine-year absence from the country. The airline plans…

NASA’s Perseverance rover recently took a self-portrait against a sweeping backdrop of ancient Martian terrain at a location the science team calls “Lac de Charmes.” Assembled…

AST SpaceMobile ‘Optimistic’ About New Glenn Pad Return | Aviation Week Skip to main content AST SpaceMobile’s Vortex initiative focuses on expanding satellite constellations and integrating…