Aerospace & Defense

Jeff Bezos announces $200 million charity award after his maiden flight to space.

A GPS navigation satellite built by Lockheed Martin is set to ride a reused SpaceX booster on a launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, Thursday. It will be the first time a military

The fading of the pandemic and the rollout of vaccines has brought in some good cheer for the floundering air travel industry. More countries have opened up for business and are al

America’s two largest airlines are hoping that the figures will be somewhere comparable to pre-Covid times, and are preparing for the return to the new “normal”, though one i

Senior Plc, the British aerospace components supply company, has rejected an all-cash buyout offer from the US-based Lone Star Global Acquisitions. The proposal valued the aviation

Europe’s largest budget airline Ryanair Holdings Plc. has reported a better-than-expected annual post-tax loss of €815m as passenger numbers slumped by 81% to just 27.5 million

Microsoft has been given a $22 billion contract by the U.S. Army to supply its augmented reality headsets for the troops. The Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) headsets

As the $800 billion airline industry prepares to get back to the skies after being grounded for almost a year, there are concerns that the “back to business” scenario may get a

Another $15 billion in bailout funds is being considered for the hard-pressed U.S. airline industry by the US Congress, bringing a much-needed reprieve for employees threatened by