Year-end revelations of two new Chinese combat aircraft designs, the Chengdu J-36 and the Shenyang J-XX, should have put an ...

The GE9X may be the largest turbofan ever built, but by just how much does it surpass its mighty predecessor, the GE90?

Royal Air Force recycles old fighter jets into 3D printing feedstock - enabling the creation of new components suitable for Tempest jets.

The 101st Airborne Division has begun 3D manufacturing of small-unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) at the EagleWerx Applied Tactical Innovation Center at Fort Cam ...

Turning old fighter jets into a fine powder and using that to 3D print new components is a more sustainable way to build the ...

Above: Rolls-Royce has been involved in a first-of-its-kind recycling initiative – known as Tornado 2 Tempest - that has ...

Rolls-Royce has pioneered a unique recycling effort, transforming the United Kingdom Royal Air Force’s (RAF) old aircraft ...

Aerospace 3D Printing Market - By printing technology, the binder jetting segment is expected to lead the market during the forecast period.

The world’s only two flying Boeing B-29 Superfortresses are returning to Oshkosh for EAA AirVenture 2025 at Wittman Regional ...

Additive manufacturing is seen by many as one of the main driving forces behind the digital manufacturing revolution. Digital manufacturing integrates advanced technology like CAD (Computer-Aided ...

The US Air Force is using 3D printed drag reducers on planes to help speed them up and save fuel costs of up to $14M annually ...

Sometimes the simplest solutions produce the most significant results. And the U.S. Air Force is close to implementing a very basic feature that could end up saving millions.