Jeremy Bogaisky is a senior editor who covers aerospace and defense. He’s written about flying cars, laser weapons, research on wearable technology that protects soldiers and lots of articles about what’s wrong with Boeing. Send tips to jbogaisky@forbes.com
Meet The Billionaire Who Built A Fortune ‘Price-Gouging’ Customers Like The Pentagon
These are good times for Nicholas Howley. TransDigm, the airplane-parts maker he cofounded, has sidestepped allegations of overcharging the military, the stock has hit record highs, and Forbes has determined that Howley’s net worth now has three commas.
Boeing’s New Legal Nightmare: Potential Damages Of $235 Million In Trade Secrets Suit
Federal jury rules the planemaker stole intellectual property from startup Zunum Aero after investing in it.
Why Boeing Needs A New Plane — Soon
It’s not enough for Boeing to fix the 737 Max program. To remain competitive against Airbus, the planemaker needs to make a big bet on a new jet.
U.S. Military Is Using Laser Weapons In Battle
Prototype laser air defense systems deployed by the U.S. Army have taken out enemy drones in the Middle East, an Army official told Forbes.
America’s Biggest Civil Helicopter Maker Is Plotting Its Next Act: Drones
Robinson Helicopter has bought Ascent AeroSystems with the goal of scaling production of its drones to meet potentially large Pentagon demand.
How Boeing’s Problems Could Disrupt Summer Travel
With U.S. airlines getting 40% fewer new planes than scheduled, expect higher fares this summer and increased risk of delays and cancellations.