While all of our attention has been diverted to the Boeing Max disasters, should we focus on China, the country that has started making its own planes and is soon to become the world's largest aviation market?
Designed to drive space planes to orbit at Mach 5, and also take airliners around the world in just a few hours, the Sabre air-breathing rocket engine has just passed a crucial testing phase.
Airbus has secured an order from Chinese airlines for 300 jets in a deal worth billions of pounds. But what does an increasing presence in the Chinese market mean for US rival Boeing?
Imagine boarding a flight which enables a journey from London to Sydney to take only four-and-a-half hours? One UK-based company is building an engine to power aircraft for hypersonic flight in the atmosphere.
The two fatal crashes of Boeing 737 Max jets in just five months has triggered shock waves across the world and to the aviation industry, how will this impact the aerospace giant?
Precision engineering firm JJ Churchill has secured more than £100m in contracts, and increased its headcount by 35% after five years on the Sharing in Growth programme.
Airbus announced that it is ceasing production on its A380 jumbo aircraft 12 years after production started. Why has the world's largest passenger aircraft failed?
The race to launch a supersonic aircraft continues as aerospace giant Boeing partners with Aerion to develop a plane that could bring back faster-than-sound premium travel, 15 years after Concorde was axed.
