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Consortium invites Local Enterprise Partnerships in England and Welsh government to pitch for facility
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania follow the UK this week, but Germany is still refusing to send equipment
Airline releases video hours after manufacturer rescinded contract for 50 of its A321neo planes
Carriers worry over interference with altimeters, but telecoms groups say there is no safety problem
Decision expected within days on whether to refer £2.8bn move by US-owned rival for in-depth probe
Robotics and data analytics can make processes more efficient, less energy-intensive, and less expensive
The industry needs to be more robust about the important role it plays in protecting democracy, says David Lockwood
European manufacturer leads way over US rival Boeing in powerful pandemic revival of deliveries and future orders
UAE’s Rafale deal tilts balance of power in combat air systems project towards Paris
But Chicago-based manufacturer lags behind arch-rival Airbus in deliveries of new aircraft
European aircraft manufacturer sounds cautionary note over Omicron coronavirus variant
Missile and drone strikes against kingdom by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen increase as relations with US falter
For all the hype about hypersonic missiles, small, cheap drones are one of the most significant threats to American forces
Production rates of wide-body jets may take time to bounce back
China launched a superfast missile, revealing an incredible ability to overcome the constraints of physics
Dispute between carrier and plane maker over surface-degradation issues dates back to end of 2020
Sovereign fund to take 10% stake in project that is part of UK push for net zero carbon emissions by 2050
Airbus sales chief says he would like more planes to sell
Report also reveals ‘deep malaise’ in UK government’s defence procurement culture
Abu Dhabi halts $23bn deal after concerns about restrictions from Washington on use of warplanes
A compelling account of the events that led to two plane crashes indicts an entire era of business practices
Canberra’s decision risks once again infuriating France, which owns a stake in Taipan manufacturer Airbus
The truth is out there, and markets probably need to begin accounting for it.
European aeroplane maker seeks independent legal review of A350 issues with Middle Eastern customer
Omicron variant has overshadowed news that the company had stopped burning cash in the third quarter
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