Israel declared Germany’s Arrow 3 exoatmospheric missile defence system operational today in a joint ceremony, confirming that the €3.5 billion project was delivered on time despite the war.
The Royal Netherlands Air and Space Force concluded Exercise Gunfighter Flag 25-02 on 21 November 2025 after training alongside U.S. Air Force units at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho.
A group of British designed and built satellites has entered low Earth orbit, giving the UK new space based intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capability for defence, security and civil needs.
Czechoslovak Group (CSG) has received two major honours in the Global Banking & Markets Awards, winning Corporate Treasury and Funding Team of the Year and Global Banking & Markets Deal of the Year.
Embraer has signed five Memoranda of Understanding with Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa and its subsidiaries WZL-1, WZL-2, WSK PZL-Kalisz and WBCKT, setting a framework for long-term cooperation in aerospace and defence.
Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business, has received a 1.6 billion dollar undefinitised contract action to sustain F135 engines that power all three variants of the F-35 Lightning II.
ICEYE and the Portuguese Air Force have formalised a contract for the direct procurement of a Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite, marking the first time the service has acquired a satellite outright.
Europe’s aerospace and defence industries recorded another year of growth in 2024, according to the annual Facts and Figures report released in Brussels by the ASD.
The last units of the ATMOS artillery system have now arrived in Denmark, completing the country’s purchase of nineteen vehicles.
Israel is moving towards finalising a €3 billion deal with Greece for three Israeli air defence systems in what is described as a strategic agreement of historic scale.
Türkiye’s Bayraktar Kizilelma unmanned fighter jet has completed a world first by destroying a jet-engine powered aerial target with a beyond visual range air to air missile during a test off the coast of Sinop.
Austria has completed the purchase of twelve Leonardo M-346FA jets, closing the capability gap created when the Saab 105 fleet retired in 2020.
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