The second day of Paris Air Show 2025 is well underway with defense giants dominating the early headlines, but Airbus later swept in with a huge Vietjet order.

Boeing's CEO pulled out of the Paris Air Show following the Air India crash, which has set a somber mood for the aviation and defense event at Le Bourget.

The Air India crash has overshadowed the US giant’s contribution to the world’s largest aerospace industry gathering.

Airbus has said that the tri-national Future Combat Air System (FCAS)/Système de Combat Aérien du Futur (SCAF) programme can still proceed to fruition, despite

Public bickering between France and Germany doesn’t bode well for the continent’s efforts to build up military capability.

Lockheed Martin and Boeing are positioning themselves as competition intensifies over what could become one of the world's largest defense contracts.

France and Spain have committed to moving forward the purchase of an additional four and three Airbus A400Ms, respectively, in moves that keep the production line alive in the face of lower orders. The company had warned that the line was at risk in the medium term without additional orders beyond the backlog of about 37 aircraft.