Unlike American aircraft carriers, which are nuclear-powered carriers, the Queen Elizabeth-class relies on gas turbines and diesel generators for propulsion, affording the ships a range of 10,000 ...

The Queen Elizabeth class warships are Short Take-Off, Barrier Arrested Recovery (STOBAR) carriers, meaning that they use a ramp to propel their aircraft to the sky.With a flight deck around 920 ...

While the Queen Elizabeth-class warships are expected to remain in service with the Royal Navy through the late 2060s, some critics think the aircraft carriers should be retired much sooner.

The HMS Queen Elizabeth is an aircraft carrier weighing 65,000 tonnes. It is the first of a new class of battleship for the British Royal Navy, known as the Queen Elizabeth class.

The carrier is the first in a new type of ship for Britain's Navy, called the "Queen Elizabeth class." A second ship in the class, the HMS Prince of Wales, is currently in development.

The aircraft carrier, the first of the Queen Elizabeth-class, was officially named by the Queen. BAE Systems chose FORAN as its design tool in 2006 and SENER’s software has been the CAD/CAM/CAE ...

The HMS Prince of Wales is the second of two Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers and began construction in 2011 after a standoff between the British government and BAE Systems.

South Korea’s planned aircraft carrier could have a distinctly British flavor. In fact, it could be a mini version of the Queen Elizabeth. Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) this week signed a ...

The Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers are unlikely to ever deploy on high-end combat missions without support from friendly forces.

The Royal Navy's £3.1bn aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is carrying out flight trials in America. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The News, you can get unlimited access to ...

The Queen Elizabeth class warships are Short Take-Off, Barrier Arrested Recovery (STOBAR) carriers, meaning that they use a ramp to propel their aircraft to the sky.With a flight deck around 920 ...