Lockheed is best known for fighters and space projects, but it once played a significant role in commercial aviation.
Airports sit at the heart of aviation's sustainability challenge: central transport hubs striving for carbon neutrality.
As the world looks to sustainable aviation, the focus is turning to aircraft's end of life: retirement and recycling.
Long before engineers spun 3D models of airplanes on screens, they designed them with pencils, rulers, and plenty of patience.
The late 1960s were one of the most crucial eras of aviation—enter the McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar.
Corrosion is one of the most enduring and expensive problems facing aviation, insidiously eroding airframe integrity.
Among all threats, bird strikes and aircraft/bird collisions are particularly unpredictable and can readily harm engines.
A global review of commercial flight
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