Treasury Committee backs “standstill” Brexit transition
Treasury Committee backs “standstill” Brexit transition
Today the House of Commons Treasury Committee published a new report on transitional arrangements for the UK’s exit from the European Union. […]
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Sky News signals Government will seek continued EASA membership
Sky News signals Government will seek continued EASA membership
Sky News Political Editor Faisal Islam today covered a potentially significant development in the Government’s post-Brexit plans for aerospace. Under the headline […]
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3 Reasons to Exhibit with ADS at the Aerospace & Defense Supplier Summit Seattle
3 Reasons to Exhibit with ADS at the Aerospace & Defense Supplier Summit Seattle
The Aerospace & Defense Supplier Summit Seattle (A&DSS) is a bi-annual event, sponsored by Boeing, which brings together the worldwide supply chain […]
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ADS Podcast: Building Brexit – Future UK-EU Customs Partnership
ADS Podcast: Building Brexit – Future UK-EU Customs Partnership
In this new edition of the ADS Podcast, Aerospace Policy Adviser Richard Gale sat down with Chief Economist and Director of Policy, […]
Read moreInstitute for Government: Post-Brexit Options for Aviation
Institute for Government: Post-Brexit Options for Aviation
The Institute for Government (IfG) has today released the latest in its series of Brexit comment and analysis briefings – focusing on Aviation […]
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Are you ready to board Aerospace 4.0?
Are you ready to board Aerospace 4.0?
Industry 4.0 is a catch-all term for the shift in manufacturing caused by a range of capabilities that are making their way […]
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ADS Podcast – Half Year 2017 Review; Technology Talking Points
ADS Podcast – Half Year 2017 Review; Technology Talking Points
As ADS releases its Half Year 2017 Commercial Aircraft Orders & Delivery figures, Aerospace Policy Adviser Richard Gale sat down with Technology […]
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The de Havilland Comet: Britain powers commercial jet aviation
The de Havilland Comet: Britain powers commercial jet aviation
68 years ago today, Britain changed the world. On Saturday 27th July 1949, the de Havilland Comet took off from Hatfield Aerodrome […]
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Air-lectric Dreams: Pursuing a future of battery-powered flight
Air-lectric Dreams: Pursuing a future of battery-powered flight
Today’s announcement by Business Secretary Greg Clark, of a new £45m challenge to establish a centre for battery research in the UK, […]
Read moreContinuity is key for Post-Brexit Aviation safety regulations
Continuity is key for Post-Brexit Aviation safety regulations
A few weeks ago, the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Michael P. Huerta, visited London to deliver a keynote speech to the […]
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NATEP GUEST BLOG: New call opens
NATEP GUEST BLOG: New call opens
As the National Aerospace Technology Exploitation Programme (NATEP) Call 7 opens today, Jeff Taylor, NATEP Programme Director, gives an overview of the […]
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#ADSfacts: Aerospace In-Depth
#ADSfacts: Aerospace In-Depth
On Monday, we released our annual ADS Facts and Figures document, giving an overview and summary of the four sectors ADS represents. […]
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Launch of ADS Facts and Figures 2017 #ADSfacts
Launch of ADS Facts and Figures 2017 #ADSfacts
Today ADS has launched our 2017 Facts and Figures guide illustrating the scale of our industries’ contribution to the UK economy; showing […]
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FIA Guest Blog: 5 tips for first time exhibitors at an airshow
FIA Guest Blog: 5 tips for first time exhibitors at an airshow
If you are taking the plunge and exhibiting at an airshow for the first time, you have made a considerable investment and […]
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Five benefits of exhibiting as part of a UK Pavilion
Five benefits of exhibiting as part of a UK Pavilion
ADS coordinates and manages UK Pavilions at a number of key global exhibitions throughout the year. Exhibiting as part of one can […]
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