Aerospace



  • Orqa pushes Osijek towards 500,000 products

    Orqa plans to expand annual output to half-a-million manufactured products. The Osijek investment will test whether European drone manufacturing can combine vertical integration, electronic-component supply, quality control, software configuration, and sustained export demand.


  • Orqa pushes Osijek towards 500,000 products

    Tekever’s AR5 will replace Watchkeeper in future British Army service. Project Corvus will test whether UK drone production can combine composite airframes, modular payloads, secure software, certification, and responsive fleet support at military scale.


  • Project Bowline turns hypersonic defence into a target problem

    Britain has commissioned its first domestically developed hypersonic target vehicle. Project Bowline will build and test a Mach 5-plus representative threat, strengthening the industrial base behind sensors, interceptors, telemetry, and missile-defence qualification.


  • SPEAR crosses the line into low-rate production

    MBDA has started low-rate production of Britain’s SPEAR precision weapon. Early manufacture will test the readiness of turbojet, seeker, launcher, software, and platform-integration supply chains before larger quantities enter service.


  • Project Bowline turns hypersonic defence into a target problem

    Indonesia has deployed another locally integrated Ground Master 403 radar. The 13-system programme gives PT Len Industri a growing role in site construction, systems integration, component production, calibration, and long-term air-surveillance support.


  • Orqa pushes Osijek towards 500,000 products

    India has ordered a longer-range Sureshastra loitering munition for production. The programme extends domestic precision-strike manufacturing towards 300km-class operations, with propulsion, navigation resilience, and repeatable assembly shaping its route to scale.


  • Orqa pushes Osijek towards 500,000 products

    AeroVironment has secured $117.3m for eighty-two P550 unmanned aircraft systems. The initial full-rate procurement will test modular payload production, battery support, software control, and open-system configuration at fleet scale.


  • Britain counts the engineers behind its defence expansion

    Babcock and Oxford are mapping Britain’s future defence-engineering workforce requirements. The study covers artificial intelligence, autonomy, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, digital engineering, and the established technical disciplines needed to deliver equipment.


  • Italy builds a regional workshop around the C-130J

    Italy will host expanded regional maintenance capacity for C-130J operators. Leonardo and Lockheed Martin plan to support fleets across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa through certified engineering, repair, training, and sustainment services.


  • Project Bowline turns hypersonic defence into a target problem

    Poland’s first Cameri-assembled F-35A has completed its maiden flight successfully. Half of the country’s initial 32-aircraft order is planned for Italian assembly, linking procurement with Europe’s production and sustainment network.