Britain's biggest defence company BAE Systems is teaming up with Boeing and Saab to develop a replacement for the country's Hawk aircraft, as the country looks for a new fleet of military training jets.

The story behind how Lockheed helped shut Boeing out of the commercial market, only for Boeing to recover, and what happened to Lockheed afterwards.

BAE Systems is collaborating with Boeing and Saab to develop a replacement for the UK's Hawk aircraft, using the T-7 design. This partnership aims to address the UK's need for new military training jets,

Like the leap from propeller to jet, the next great sep is upon us in military aviation, and this one, is a little more terrifying After all, its replacing the pilot with silicon. Introducing the loyal wingman,

Boeing Defence Australia and the RAAF conducted a series of significant trials by teaming the Ghost Bat with the service’s major platforms, and will now

Use of Red 6’s augmented reality flight training system is the first such integration on a rotorcraft platform.

Boeing will provide logistics, training and engineering services to the Army's fleet of CH-47F Block II cargo helicopters until 2035.

Boeing machinists on Thursday approved a five-year labor agreement to end a strike that began on Aug. 4 at three Midwest plants

Boeing’s 1996 Rockwell buy gave it space, propulsion and the B-1 Lancer heavy bomber—arguably the aerospace giant’s greatest strategic asset