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Airbus and the EU: An agenda for EU aerospace and defence policies
The definition of a long-term European industrial strategy will allow the EU to successfully address the era of profound change we have entered, including the sustainable and digital transitions.Promoted content

Celebrating 50 years of Airbus’ European manufacturing system
On his first day as Airbus CEO, Guillaume Faury highlighted Airbus 50th anniversary as a chance to reflect on who we are and where we come from.
Flying into the future: Innovation in aviation
With air traffic expected to double by 2035, the aviation sector is under increasing pressure to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions.Promoted content

The ‘Coding Summer School’ by Boeing and ThinkYoung: Supporting digital know-how for the future job market
More than 50 teenage students learned the basics of programming during the Coding Summer School in July in Brussels.Promoted content

Aviation and the Environment: Farnborough International Airshow 2016
The Farnborough International Airshow is a week-long aerospace and defence trade exhibition. This video is a collection of interviews at the 2016 airshow around the topics of greening aviation and Brexit.Promoted content

Boeing in Europe: Supporting development and commercialisation of sustainable aviation biofuels
Boeing is encouraging regulators to create a strong policy framework to advance sustainable aviation biofuels.Promoted content

ASD Convention 2014
The AeroSpace and Defence Industries Association of Europe held its flagship annual event in Prague, on the eve of the European elections. Together with high level representatives of EU institutions, Agencies and national governments we took stock of the achievements of the past legislature and reflected on ways to further improve cooperation in the next one, focusing on European industrial policies and the competitiveness of our sectors.Promoted content

Obama arrives in Brussels for G7 meeting
US President Barack Obama arrived in Brussels on Wednesday afternoon for a meeting with the 7 world's leading industrialised nations. For the first time in 17 years, the G7 will meet without Russia, leaving President Vladimir Putin out of the talks in retaliation for his seizure of Crimea and Russia's role in destabilising eastern Ukraine.Promoted content