A Newsweek map shows that the Chinese aircraft carrier CNS Liaoning continues to operate in the western Pacific Ocean during its deployment near Japan, Taiwan and the Philippines.. The Liaoning ...

The ALIA CX300 used for this demonstration is essentially a conventional take-off and landing (CTOL) version of BETA's A250 electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft that we first ...

TOKYO (AP) — Japan this week confirmed that two Chinese aircraft carriers have operated together for the first time in the Pacific, fueling Tokyo’s concern about Beijing’s rapidly expanding ...

Aircraft carriers are often described as “cities at sea,” and for good reason. These massive ships serve as the centerpiece of naval power, equipped with everything needed to carry out complex ...

Captain Hakan Uçar, director of the Turkish Navy's Design Project Office (DPO), revealed new details of the country's first indigenous aircraft carrier and the TF-2000-class air-defence destroyer ...

Japan this week confirmed that two Chinese aircraft carriers have operated together for the first time in the Pacific. That fuels concern about Beijing’s rapidly expanding military activity far ...

PLA is coordinating carriers in the blue-water arena, a tactic it would likely use to deter US forces in a Taiwan conflict, analysts say. Advertisement China’s military drills ...

The age of the aircraft carrier is already over. And it will be even more over by the time the French Navy gets around to actually producing and deploying the PANG in the mid-2030s.

LE BOURGET—U.S. regional carrier Republic Airways will evaluate Beta Technologies’ all-electric CX-300 conventional-takeoff-and-landing (CTOL) aircraft for passenger and cargo use under an ...

Turkey, a NATO member since 1952, lacks a full-sized traditional aircraft carrier; its largest ship, the amphibious assault vessel TCG Anadolu, ...

Two Chinese aircraft carriers have recently been spotted operating in the Indo-Pacific. One of them, the Liaoning, sailed past Taiwan earlier last week.