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Partnerships
Airbus Helicopters partnered with TRUMPF to enhance additive manufacturing capabilities
Airbus Helicopters will use TRUMPF’s superior metal 3D printing technology to manufacture components for helicopters and aircraft. Through additive manufacturing, it hopes to reduce component weight, improve fuel efficiency, and promote sustainable flying. Read More>>
Masdar and Boeing team up for sustainable aviation fuel
Masdar and Boeing have joined forces to push global regulations and boost collaboration in the sustainable aviation fuel market. SAF intends to assist the aviation industry in meeting net-zero emissions targets by 2050, resulting in economic growth and job possibilities. Read More>>
Deals
Raytheon awarded a US$ 39 Mn contract to develop an air-base air defense command
The US Air Force awarded Raytheon a $39 million contract to build an innovative command and control software prototype named BC3 for air-based air defense to improve air base protection against small drones and cruise missiles. Read More>>
Lockheed wins US$ 379.6 Mn contract to supply MH-60R helicopters
Lockheed Martin received a $379.6 Mn contract from the Naval Air Systems Command to supply the Spanish government with eight MH-60R helicopters, capitalizing on the growing need for military helicopters. Read More>>
Centre Setup and Expansion
Rocket Lab opens engine facility in former Virgin Orbit headquarters
Rocket Lab established an Engine Development Centre in Long Beach, California, utilizing the former Virgin Orbit headquarters to produce Rutherford and Archimedes engines, allowing them to scale up engine production and expand their space systems company. Read More>>
Joby Aviation selected Dayton, Ohio for its new electric aircraft factory
Joby Aviation has chosen Dayton, Ohio as the location for its electric aircraft plant, which will invest up to US$ 500 Mn and employ 2,000 people. The eVTOL aircraft is expected to begin air taxi services by 2025. The plant will manufacture electric airplanes for use in urban and airport transportation. Read More>>
Executive Movement
Aero Norway appointed Neil Russell as CEO
Neil Russell will succeed Glenford Marston as CEO. Russell, with five years at the company, brings experience and a focus on efficiency and sustainability in engine maintenance. Marston shifts his role to Senior Vice President – Sales, focusing on industry relationships. Read More>>
Latecoere S.A. announced chief executive changes
Greg Huttner has been named CEO of Latecoere S.A. Brings experience from Latecoere, where he held numerous roles leading operational reforms, acquisitions, and business expansion. Read More>>
Mass Hiring
Airbus looks to create 1,000+ new UK jobs in recruitment drive
As part of its expansion and commitment to the aerospace industry, Airbus wants to hire 1,100 people in the UK, including cybersecurity professionals and software developers. Read More>>
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