Deals for more than 1,000 airliners anticipated during 2025 event 

Eve Air Mobility signed the first deal of the 2025 Paris Air Show, with air taxi group Revo signing a binding contract to take 50 of its four-passenger eVTOLs.

Air Taxi Group Revo Kickstarts Paris Show Order Spree

U.S. policy reset could prompt aerospace and defense sector realignment

Fears of tariff-fuelled trade war, escalating military conflicts, and technology advances are dominant issues for the industry as the 2025 Paris Air Show opens.

Tariff Strife and Military Conflict Vex Industry Leaders

Engine maker reflects on its successful history and looks to the future of aircraft propulsion tech

As Pratt & Whitney marks its centennial this year, the engine maker is celebrating 100 years of aircraft engine innovations while looking to the future.

Pratt & Whitney Celebrates 100 Years of Engine Innovation

Airbus, Boeing and Embraer all published new market forecast on the eve of the Paris Air Show

Both Boeing and Airbus expect airlines to receive more than 43,000 aircraft over the next 20 years, while Embraer sizes the sub-150-seat market at 10,500.

Airframers Aligned on Airliner Market Growth

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‘Euro-canard’ Fighters Achieve Export Momentum

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