Defence IQ Glossary: Aerospace

UK aerospace imports were worth $20.1bn in 2017, giving the UK a moderate trade surplus of $1.4bn in this sector.

The RAF is to set their sights spaceward to protect UK satellites as outer space is now being treated as a “key operational domain”

Defence IQ is undertaking a market study on 3D printing to explore the short- and long-term manufacturing impact on aircraft, spacecraft and satellites.

Pall Aerospace goes into depth about the unique ways its filter technology has been changing the defence and aerospace sectors for decades, particularly when it comes to preventing military helicopter...

Do you work in a company or on a site that may be at risk of unwanted surveillance or even physical attack? Are you concerned that prohibited items (such as electronics or narcotics) could be introduc...

Ahead of the Additive Manufacturing for Aerospace, Defence & Space summit in March 2016, Defence IQ interviewed three leading companies in the sector to understand more about the market from an in...

Additive manufacturing (AM) has the potential to transform military supply chains and profoundly change the dynamics of the aerospace and defence industry. Despite being around since the 1980s, the te...

Why are there not a Cyberspace Category and a Information Environment Category

You always hear about how spy satellites can read the text on a postage stamp. Claims like that one give people a somewhat skewed mental picture of spy satellites. They’re certainly high-power...

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Sir Martin Sweeting, director of the Surrey Space Centre and founder and CEO of Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd., shares his time with us to discuss the growing interest in small and micro satellites,...