#Boeing

Boeing has begun MQ-28 Ghost Bat test flights over the Pacific from Point Mugu, using the US Navy range to demonstrate the drone’s maturity and strengthen export prospects beyond Australia.

The U.S. Navy has moved the MQ-25A Stingray into low-rate initial production, a milestone that clears the way for a first production lot of carrier-based refueling drones.

A top Air Force acquisition official told lawmakers the B-52 modernization effort has stabilized, even as the bomber’s engine and radar upgrades remain burdened by major cost growth and schedule slips.

The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25A Stingray has completed its first successful test flight, a milestone for carrier-based unmanned aviation and a major step toward shifting aerial refueling away from crewed fighters.

A production-representative MQ-25A Stingray has completed its first test flight, moving the Navy closer to bringing carrier-based autonomous refueling into routine operations.

NATO’s procurement agency has selected Saab and Bombardier for the alliance’s next airborne surveillance platform, according to reports cited by Defense News, signaling a sharp turn away from Boeing and toward a more 

The U.S. Air Force now plans to buy 267 F-15EX fighter jets, more than doubling its previous projection, as the fiscal 2027 budget seeks broader procurement and sustainment increases.

Boeing says its A2X software autonomously guided a U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook through final approach and landing, adding a new milestone to the Army’s broader push for aircraft that can reduce crew workload or fly with li

Boeing is outlining a future Chinook that could launch swarms of drones and eventually move toward optional-crewing as militaries look for more flexible vertical-lift platforms.

The Defense Department and Boeing have signed a framework agreement to triple production of PAC-3 missile seekers, targeting a key bottleneck in interceptor manufacturing.