Airbus Defense and Space celebrates it 10-year anniversary in Mobile, Alabama.

Despite the ongoing threat of U.S. government budget cuts, the missile defense business in Alabama keeps churning along with the Raytheon Company and Lockheed Martin leading the way.

The mid-April decision by one union to drop plans to organize 2,400 eligible workers at Boeing’s North Charleston plant could be the best advertisement for attracting additional aerospace business to the State of South Carolina.

GKN's Aerospace Division's new president, David Brantner spoke with ShowNews’ Angus Batey about what he will bring to the role and the challenges the division faces as it seeks to maintain and build on its market position.

During the last five years, a resurgent Russia has increased its defense spending by 50% and plans to modernize its conventional air, sea and land force.

Six as-yet unidentified aerospace companies have expressed strong interest in coming to the Charlotte North Carolina region. Some may announce their plans here at Paris.

Northrop Grumman has unveiled Block 40-standard RQ-4B Global Hawk unmanned air vehicles for NATO’s Alliance Ground Surveillance program.

ALIS is reportedly so large that if it were separated from the overall F-35 budget it would still be one of the biggest defense procurement programs of all time.