The former head of Airbus has urged Europe to shift attention for now from major arms projects to nimble new technologies like robotic drones to demonstrate to Moscow
On a Saturday morning in May, 2020, Italian police officers caught two men pouring chemical waste into the sewers in the southern port
Makers of goods from sportswear to luxury cars and chemicals painted a gloomy picture on Wednesday of consumer and industrial health, hitting
Airbus Helicopters on Tuesday announced the launch of its first all-new helicopter in about a decade: a light, twin-engined model aimed initially at emergency services.
French planemaker Dassault Aviation reported a rise in its full-year sales on Wednesday as tensions between major nations fuel defence spending.
Europe's arms firms are ready and willing to step up to fill a defence gap left by U.S.
Next month marks three years since a China Eastern jet plunged into a hillside killing 132 people, with relatives still waiting to learn what
Boeing and other top aerospace firms are scouring their supply chains to determine their exposure to a major fire last week at a Philadelphia-area parts
The head of the world's largest aircraft leasing company, AerCap, said on Wednesday that Russia may look to buy used aircraft or engines
Airbus flagged short-term production pressures and confirmed a delay to its A350 freighter as it predicted a 7% increase in deliveries to around 820
Airbus is delaying the arrival of a freighter version of its A350 jet by up to a year and faces hurdles in
President Donald Trump toured a Boeing plane on Saturday to highlight delays in delivering new Air Force One aircraft, said the White House.
Airbus signalled a potential new charge in its troubled Space business on Tuesday, saying it would update investors on a long-running status review of a major satellite
The CEO of Europe's Airbus has told staff that the group ended 2024 in better shape than it feared when cutting profit targets last summer, while warning of increased
A major annual air finance gathering largely skirted round the topic of sustainability this week - a rare departure from the industry's usual
Canada has granted Airbus a waiver to allow it to use Russian titanium in its manufacturing after becoming the first
Jet engine maker CFM International said on Wednesday the number of engines suspected of containing falsely documented parts from a UK distributor had risen to 126,
The family name on the signature approving the sale of a complex jet engine part might perhaps have rung alarm bells:
Governments and airlines scrambled to lay on flights to evacuate thousands of tourists from Israel and repatriate the country's citizens, as
Middle East carriers look set to order tens of billions of dollars of long-haul jets at the opening of the Dubai Airshow on Monday, as Emirates
English soldier Ken Hay was trapped behind German lines and captured while on night patrol in 1944, days after joining the Allied invasion of Normandy, a turning point in
The head of Dubai's Emirates has urged Rolls-Royce to go "back to basics" and focus on the performance of its engines, a day after the British firm laid out plans to
France's Safran does not exclude a protest against Italy's decision to block part of its planned $1.8 billion purchase of the
Boeing Co has embarked on deeper-than-expected cuts in its strategy ranks, halving the number of planners working within key divisions as it refocuses
Aerospace supplier Spirit AeroSystems manufactured and initially installed the fuselage part on a brand-new Boeing 737 Max 9
Oil prices muted as slowdown worries offset China data, Mideast risks
Gold scales record peak, rises above $3,000 again as tariff uncertainty fuels safe-haven demand
NAB CEO warns Trump's 'tariff madness' may end Australia's easing cycle
Putin will talk to Trump on Tuesday by phone, Kremlin says
NCAA agrees to lift name, image and likeness recruitment ban
Conor McGregor's White House immigration comments draw rebuke from Irish PM
WNBA-Sparks' Brink unhappy with call for male practice players
