The FTSE-100 firm said it expected underlying operating profit of between £2.1bn to £2.3bn in the current year and free cash flow of £2.1bn to £2.2bn, unchanged from a prior forecast in August.

Rolls-Royce has stuck to its guidance for profit growth this year as a surge in international travel continues to drive demand for its aircraft engines despite persistent supply chain challenges.

US defense technology companies are increasingly looking to Taiwan as a critical manufacturing base and supply chain partner, ...

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is "monitoring" the impact from the now-concluded strike by Boeing machinists, as it ...

The US Air Force has awarded Danish defense company Terma a $9 million contract to supply its 3D audio system for F-16 ...

JPMRC 25-01: 25th Combat Aviation Brigade in ActionThe Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) 25-01 exercise ...

By Randy Malmstrom Since his childhood, Randy Malmstrom has had a passion for aviation history and historic military aircraft ...

The Netherlands has signed a contract with Airbus Helicopters for the supply of 12 H225M multi-role utility aircraft.

Joramco's CEO, Fraser Currie, on the role of technology and digitalisation in shaping the future of MRO operations . Shaping ...

With a net cash position (including investments) over more than 10 years, Nabtesco has maintained a healthy balance sheet, in our view. As of fiscal 2023, net debt/EBITDA is at minus 1.1 and we expect ...

SIA Engineering (SIAEC) remains optimistic about "healthy" air travel demand in the near-term, as it sees opportunities in ...

“My co-founder, Anatoly, is more from rapid prototyping,” he notes. “Early on, we both worked at Piper Aircraft, which is ...