German optical communications provider Mynaric has successfully transferred data between a satellite in orbit to a ground station using its Condor Mk. 3 terminal.
Rheinmetall has signaled that previously disclosed plans to establish a joint venture with European missile startup Destinus may be at risk of falling apart.
Hensoldt is likely pushing its Pegasus signals intelligence aircraft deal into 2027, while raising its revenue guidance and maintaining a strong book-to-bill outlook.
The Eurofighter consortium believes there are sales prospects for more than 250 Typhoons, as the aircraft competes in a growing number of international campaigns.
The German Defense Ministry says it has taken delivery of Helsing's source code for MissionOSBw to power a software system that will integrate uncrewed aircraft and sensors.
Airbus is considering a more-sophisticated, mission-specific Collaborative Combat Aircraft as it looks to expand its portfolio of uncrewed combat aircraft.
Airbus is preparing to flight test a tablet-based interface that could allow Eurofighter pilots to control Collaborative Combat Aircraft without modifying their fighters’ avionics.
Hypersonica has leveraged the first flight test of its hypersonic missile demonstrator to secure €100 million in financing it plans to parlay into accelerated testing.
German startup MuRay has raised funding to develop a service to inspect components such as rocket and jet engines using active muon imaging, a technology that can penetrate dense materials that can defeat X-rays.
Airbus is teaming up with IBM, LiveEO and IABG to develop and offer Germany a way to process vast amounts of Earth-observation data using advanced AI software.
Germany’s aviation market is being held back by high regulated costs and limited airline capacity rather than weak passenger demand, according to Fraport COO Dietmar Focke.
Germany’s aviation market heads into the northern winter with fewer seats than last year, widening the divide between Europe’s largest economy and the rest of the continent.
With the first German Air Force CH-47 Chinooks rolling down Boeing’s production line in Philadelphia, the service is now preparing personnel and infrastructure for their arrival.
