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Had these transactions happened, the industry today would be almost unrecognizable.

Facing a reduction to its expected budget next year, the military cuts back on near-term aircraft procurement.

Rising demand for weapons stocks is driving a review of European missile manufacturing.

Unplanned PW1000G inspections strain Pratt & Whitney’s parts supply chain.

Boeing was the top revenue generator among the major aerospace companies in 2023 but was also the only Top 10 company to report a net loss.

GlobalFoundries (GF) has been awarded $1.5 billion through the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act that will be used to manufacture secure chips.

Politics, historical context and the workings of the U.S. defense industrial complex are among the reasons.

The supply chain feeding RTX is “broadly” stabilizing and improving, the company’s chief financial officer says.

DARPA grants under the umbrella of REMA have been awarded to Anduril, RTX, Leidos, Northrop Grumman and SoarTech.

Round the world on hydrogen; first-responder VTOL competition; stop-fold tiltrotor; another Chinese eVTOL.

Manufacturers of radars, missiles and system integrators should see a near-decade of exceptional volume and demand.

The running daily average of grounded aircraft—most of them Airbus A320neo-family variants—is expected to be around 350 through 2026.

A new contract awarded to Raytheon aims to expand the application and understanding of high-power microwave weapons beyond capabilities now entering service.

Raytheon has been awarded a $20 million contract to develop an advanced multi-chip package for use in airborne, maritime and ground sensors.

The company has launched a bid to replace the Honeywell Integrated Power Package with a new system offering greater cooling capacity.

RTX closed out 2023 strongly as its fourth-quarter earnings beat Wall Street’s expectations.

The startup details the Quarterhorse flight-test plan as concept design work accelerates for the follow-on Darkhorse hypersonic cruiser.

The agency and airframer are overcoming atmospheric and technical challenges to see how sustainable aviation fuel affects emissions and contrails.

Phil Jasper will become president of Raytheon, with longtime leader Wes Kremer leaving the position Jan. 7, the company has said.

More companies are likely to need a strong focus on operations to execute challenging business initiatives.

The award to Raytheon/MBDA joint venture Comlog will supply GEM-T missiles to Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, and Spain initially, although NATO says other Patriot users are expected “to benefit from the conditions of the contract.”

As the first U.S. hypersonic weapons enter service, defense officials are searching for new ideas for high-speed propulsion and to dramatically reduce prices.

German lawmakers have approved €3 billion ($3.3 billion) in spending for the procurement of some 1,900 missiles.

Industry titans will continue to sell off businesses, and private equity will continue to play a central role.

If 2023 is any indication, 2024 could be a yearlong Festivus in the supply chain.