Defense

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Defense

U.S. Approves Light Attack Aircraft Sale to Tunisia

- by Derek Bisaccio

The U.S. has approved a potential sale of light attack aircraft to Tunisia. On February 26, 2020, the State Department announced the approval of a possible sale of four AT-6C …

India Signs Off on U.S. Helicopter Deals Worth $3 Billion

S-350 Missile System Delivered to Russian Troops

Ahead of Trump’s Visit, India Clears MH-60R Helicopter Buy

FCAS Initial Demonstrator Phase 1A Contracts Awarded

Geopolitics

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Europe / Geopolitics

U.K. Commits Joint Expeditionary Force to NATO Readiness Initiative

- by Daniel Darling

At the first NATO Defense Ministers meeting of 2020, Britain’s defense secretary, Ben Wallace, used the occasion to reassure NATO’s European members that the United Kingdom remains a key element …

Assembly Standoff Leads to Crisis in El Salvador

2020 Global Defense Spending Annual Snapshot: Part 4

2020 Global Defense Spending Annual Snapshot: Part 3

2020 Global Defense Spending Annual Snapshot: Part 2

Civil & Commercial Aerospace

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Civil & Commercial Aerospace / Commercial Aircraft / Featured

Could Boeing’s Woes Finally Be Behind It?

- by Richard Pettibone

Boeing‘s annus horribilis has culminated in the worst full-year loss in the company’s 103-year history.  Nearly the whole year has been consumed by the two fatal crashes of its 737 …

Airbus and Boeing Report January 2020 Commercial Aircraft Orders and Deliveries

Split of Arconic Results in a New Howmet Aerospace

Airbus and Boeing Report December and Full-Year 2019 Commercial Aircraft Orders and Deliveries

Airbus and Boeing Report November 2019 Commercial Aircraft Orders and Deliveries