Aviation Week TV’s Farnborough 2026 review video features an industry where all three of its main sectors – defense, commercial aviation, and space – are at full throttle, responding to high market demand. This was reflected in an upbeat and businesslike show. Highlights were Collaborative Combat Aircraft launches and the progress of electric aircraft programs.
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Wrap-up Video: Farnborough Airshow 2026
Aviation Week TV’s Farnborough 2026 review video features an industry where all three of its main sectors – defense, commercial aviation, and space – are at full throttle, responding to high market demand. This was reflected in an upbeat and businesslike sh...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: FlexSys
FlexSys is an aerospace technology and products company that applies its proprietary morphing design and engineering expertise to enhance performance and operations in aircraft. Hal Chrisman, President of FlexSys, spoke to Aviation Week about this innovativ...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Storm Aviation
How AOG specialist Storm Aviation is getting airlines back in the air. An Aircraft-on-Ground (AOG) is a major crisis for airlines. Storm Aviation – part of the global MRO provider FL Technics – is seeing success for its Go Team getting around the world to g...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Sanad Group
Sanad Group, the Abu Dhabi-based aircraft engine MRO specialist, has had a record-breaking first half of the year as it invests heavily in its capacity and capabilities, works towards bringing the P&W GTF into its portfolio by the end of 2028 and plots furt...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine
Rolls-Royce is investing heavily in a durability upgrade package for its Trent 1000 engine aimed at demonstrating the powerplant is a competitive option for airlines ordering the Boeing 787. Scott Holland, VP Marketing Trent 1000, explains what it has been ...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Parker Aerospace
Parker is a leading manufacturer of motion and control technologies, with a long history in a wide range of industrial and aerospace markets. The company’s theme for the show is ‘Now and Next’. Doug Dilley spoke to Aviation Week about how their aftermarket ...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: MHIRJ
For over 30 years, the CRJ Series has been the world’s most successful regional aircraft family. As program owner, modifying and supporting the CRJ fleet across the world, MHIRJ is maintaining a vital part of the aviation network and ensuring the continuing...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Greater Wichita Partnership
Wichita, Kansas was christened Air Capital of the World in 1928, when local manufacturers produced a quarter of all US-built aircraft. However, the city is maintaining its leading role in the industry, having recently been ranked as the top metropolitan are...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: StandardAero
StandardAero, which is celebrating its 115th year in business, has grown into one of the world’s leading independent aerospace engine MROs. Aviation Week discusses the company’s growth strategy with its Chairman and CEO Russell Ford.
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Hexagon
Hexagon provides measurement technologies across the aerospace supply chain. Sid Gupta, VP EMEA explains the role of the company’s technology and the future applications that are being developed. We also delve into how advanced automation and portability ca...
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: Unison
Unison is working on ramping up its production capacity and capability for its range of mission-critical control systems for aerospace and defense systems in addition to developing the technologies for next-generation propulsion.
Open this video on AviationWeekSpotlight: BAE Systems
Future-ready architectures are the cornerstone of BAE Systems’ approach to aircraft electrification. The company believes that electrical architectures should be designed not just for today’s batteries, but for the pace of innovation that will occur over th...
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