European Union

The EU has completed a key review for the future Earth Observation Governmental Service (EOGS) program.

The European Union is projecting a more than doubling of the global Earth observation data and services market by 2034.

The Europe Union’s effort to create a single space market has spurred debate among stakeholders.

The bosses of 35 European regional carriers have urged the European Union (EU) to pause plans to revise the EU261 passenger compensation legislation.

Germany revamps defense procurement agency to streamline processes and boost modernization with new centers and closer industry collaboration.

Laminar-flow business jet; hybrid-electric tiltwing; Solar Impulse 2 lost; and jet fuel from ethanol.

Europe’s airlines, policymakers and environmental campaigners are weighing the future of carbon pricing policy.

LanzaTech has selected North Sea Port in Ghent, Belgium, as the site for the EU’s first commercial-scale, alcohol-to-jet sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant.

The European Commission has issued guidance aimed at helping the EU transport and tourism sector face up to potential jet fuel shortages.

Europe’s major network carriers are facing geopolitical headwinds and a renewed focus on competition in the EU, and yet they may be poised to get even bigger.

The European Union (EU) is updating its rule-making processes, merger guidelines, state aid and social security processes in a bid to be more competitive.

The EU launched a call for participation in the EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance aimed at fostering development of UAS and ways to defend against them.

How to increase capacity while reducing aviation’s environmental footprint may be among the most discussed matters at Airspace World in Lisbon May 26-28.

Spain's Enaire has formed a consortium to advance the evaluation of projects conducted in the framework of Europe's SESAR ATM research and technology initiative.

The MBDA-led team leading one of two European hypersonic interceptor efforts is poised to settle on its preferred configuration within weeks.

The European Space Agency and its military counterpart the European Defense Agency have agreed to study how to boost Earth observation for security purposes.

The Middle East crisis shows European aviation’s greatest vulnerability is its dependence on fossil fuels and that should be a catalyst for strengthening climate legislation, not weakening it, argues Transport & Environment.

European military officials are in the closing stages of reviewing high-level requirements for the future Earth-observation constellation.

Airlines are bracing for the far-reaching effects of the war in the Middle East.

The EU will spend €1.07 billion ($1.26 billion) to fund 57 defense development projects, including funding for loitering munitions and space-based programs.

Environmental barriers, notably legislative, are slowing infrastructure capacity growth planning.

Bruno Even, Airbus Helicopters’ CEO for eight years, on April 1 hands over the reins of the world’s biggest rotorcraft manufacturer.

The EC is starting to open up business opportunities to industry under the just approved €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion) European Defense Industry Program.

Airbus has used its modified Airbus Do-DT25 uncrewed aircraft system for the first time to intercept a drone target.

Space sovereignty has become a major talking point for governments and industry as they adjust to a new geopolitical landscape.