Major aerospace companies, including Northrop Grumman, Boeing, Airbus SAS, and Lockheed Martin, produce both military weaponry and commercial aircraft.

The entities involved

• Northrop Grumman (Norway) →

  company in Bergen, Norway

  Nothing else this week.

• Boeing →

  American global aerospace and defense corporation

  • The FAA certified the MAX-7 after technical issues, while Southwest Airlines is modernizing its fleet with upgraded 737s.Mon 17:19
  • United and Southwest are refusing new 737 MAX planes, and the FAA is investigating a software glitch issue.Mon 17:19
• Lockheed Martin →

  US aerospace and defense manufacturer

  • US defense contractors, including Lockheed Martin and Anduril, are advocating for European defense autonomy across multiple countries.Mon 08:05
  • Lockheed Martin secures defense contracts from the Pentagon, driven by increased demand for Patriot interceptors due to regional conflict.Mon 08:01

Related events

• Lockheed Martin manufactures defense weapons for the U.S. military.Aug 4
• Partnership between GM Defense and Lockheed Martin accelerates the production of missile components.Sep 17
• Major aerospace companies, including Honeywell Aerospace, Boeing, and GE Aerospace, are involved in military operations, providing munitions and aircraft systems.Jun 29
• Iron Dome and Patriot are air defense systems, with the Patriot system being developed by Lockheed Martin in Israel.Thu 08:05
• CSIS compiles estimates regarding the munitions used in current conflicts, highlighting the capabilities of Patriot air defense missiles.Sep 13