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Chief executive insists recovery is on track despite tumbling share price
Passengers booking last minute likely to suffer most as carrier halts short-haul flight sales
Airline moves to limit disruption for existing customers after airport imposes cap on passenger numbers
BP veteran takes on one of the trickiest jobs in British industry during challenging times, but with recovery on the horizon
UK’s top two defence groups expect Ukraine war to bring growth in orders
Heavy industries dependent on fossil fuels must decarbonise dramatically to help reach net zero
Landsec executive to take over from Sir Roger Carr, who is due to retire next year
Manufacturers hit by shortage of raw materials, electronic components and other parts
Former BP executive will take over at engineering group at start of next year
Chief executive says daily limit needed to ease pressure and blames airlines for not hiring ground staff fast enough
Group running UK’s largest steel plant says it wants agreement with government on help with emissions
Greg Hayes believes US and Europe will need more conventional weaponry to deter Russian aggression
Guillaume Faury cites other sector-wide challenges of components, labour shortages and inflation
Investment in sustainable fuel technology will be critical to achieving zero-emissions by 2050, say executives
Partnership with Italy and Japan announced on jet seen as critical to meeting 2035 aircraft pledge
Dave Calhoun says that the company could launch a new plane without having to tap shareholders
Despite new orders from airlines, aerospace groups face worries over inflation and the availability of important commodities
US group has fallen behind its European rival, as questions persist over the quality of its engineering
Governments have pledged a surge in spending but some companies fear much of the money will go on US equipment
UK aerospace group to launch ground trials after research shows potential for hydrogen-powered aircraft
Northrop Grumman chief says weapons makers need a ‘clear demand signal’ as conflict rolls on
Retrofit programme will give key UK combat aircraft new ‘electronic attack’ capabilities and extend its service life into the 2040s
Cautious optimism prevails ahead of industry’s first big gathering at Farnborough since outset of pandemic
Trade Remedies Authority has proposed ending restrictions on import of ‘rebar’, used to strengthen concrete
Company revises up delivery estimate for all manufacturers but lowers passenger number forecast
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