Aerospace



  • India approves ₹1.10 lakh crore defence package

    India has approved another major package of domestic defence acquisitions. The ₹1.10 lakh crore package spans land, naval, aerospace, electronic warfare, and support capabilities, with about 98% intended for Indian industry.


  • Boeing secures six-year F/A-18 repair order

    Boeing will repair nine F/A-18 flight-control surface configurations through 2032. The $241.3 million Navy order covers Super Hornet and Growler components and extends a long-duration sustainment route for critical aircraft structures.


  • Boeing secures six-year F/A-18 repair order

    Northrop Grumman will support missile defence target testing through 2035. The $508.5 million follow-on contract covers IRBM and ICBM flight-test support alongside logistics for government-owned test equipment.


  • GNSS resilience: The economic and security imperative of modern warfare

    GNSS disruption threatens navigation, timing, infrastructure, and operational continuity worldwide. Prof Aled Catherall of Plextek examines why layered PNT resilience is becoming an economic and security imperative.


  • L3Harris completes first 35 Viper Shield systems

    L3Harris has completed its first 35 Viper Shield production systems. The electronic-warfare programme is ramping towards full-rate production for 233 systems ordered by eight allied nations, with internal and podded integration routes.


  • Proto-Electronics gains EN9100 defence prototyping certification

    Proto-Electronics has gained EN9100 certification for defence electronics prototyping activities. The approval extends its rapid PCBA offer towards aerospace, space and defence projects requiring stronger process control, traceability and documented quality management.


  • Planet wins European defence intelligence imagery contract

    Planet has secured a seven-figure European defence intelligence contract today. The one-year agreement combines Planet Mosaics with dedicated professional services for operational planning across critical land and maritime areas of interest.


  • Patria completes first Finnish-assembled F135 engine

    Patria has completed Finland’s first domestically assembled F135 fighter engine. Production at Linnavuori is planned through 2030 before the facility moves increasingly into maintenance, repair, and overhaul for Finland’s F-35 fleet.


  • Everspin and Teledyne bring MRAM into defence

    Everspin and Teledyne will push MRAM deeper into defence electronics. Their partnership provides a high-reliability route for persistent memory across avionics, radar, EW, satellites, and autonomous systems.


  • Boeing secures six-year F/A-18 repair order

    Marotta Controls will support the Navy’s NGJ-LB electronic warfare programme. Two awards place its turbine-control and power-conversion technology inside the EA-18G Growler jammer pod.