The U.S. Air Force is modernizing its strategic capabilities with the B-21 Raider, a next-generation stealth bomber designed ...

Before strapping into the cockpit of the US Air Force's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber for missions that can stretch beyond 40 ...

A little more than two years after JetZero revealed ambitious plans to challenge the Airbus- Boeing air transport duopoly by ...

The flying wing was a bold aviation breakthrough that promised faster, farther, and more efficient flight, eliminating fuselages and tails to create a sleek, all-wing design. Conceived by Jack ...

AirCar nears launch: 620-mile range, drives and flies. Could this redefine travel’s future? Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson discusses.

All-wing design dates back 30 years The benefits of an all-wing configuration have long been recognized for its increased surface area to generate more lift and improved air flow that reduces drag.

NASHVILLE—Sikorsky plans to fly a Group 3 design of its Rotor Blown Wing next month as the company targets U.S. Army, Marine Corps and Navy programs plus international interest in the concept.

The flying wing design is niche and rare today, but the concept has been the focus of study for 100 years. The flying wing design is intuitive but relatively rare. As the name implies, a flying ...

During this time period, Convair was also drawing up plans for long-range bombers, including a six-engine flying wing design of their own, and the massive conventionally designed XB-36 with a ...

Jack Northrop’s all-yellow N-1M proving the all-wing design was controllable and, although lacking performance, data collected during these test flights was used in the design of future flying ...

The unique design of the flyer, ... tail-less aircraft known as a flying wing. ... the Horten brothers presented him with plans for a jet-powered, single-pilot flying wing.

With a sleek flying wing design and speeds reaching 200 mph, the XCG-16 was no ordinary glider. Built as an experimental assault aircraft during WWII, it pushed the limits of stealth and speed ...