Accuracy and consistency define performance in aerospace supply chains. Production schedules are fixed, tolerances are exact, and there is no margin for error. The ability to deliver precise components reliably and repeatedly defines a trusted manufacturing partner.

With just 100 days to go until the return of the Farnborough International Airshow 2026, ASG Aerospace is preparing to take its place on one of the industry’s most influential stages.

At a time when UK manufacturing is navigating renewed uncertainty, Mandy Ridyard, Director at ASG Aerospace, joined industry leaders at the Manufacturing Resilience Forum to share her keynote perspective on what manufacturing resilience looks like in practice.

It was insightful to hear from Jason Aldridge, Managing Director of ASG Arrowsmith, following his contribution to Insider Media’s latest advanced manufacturing roundtable.

The global aerospace sector has received another clear endorsement of its long-term resilience, as fresh multi-billion-dollar aircraft orders from Asia reinforce the scale and durability of demand facing the industry.

ASG Produmax has this week switched on its latest sustainable investment — a 0.3 MW solar installation at its Sapper Jordan Rossi Park facility in Bradford. The system is now fully operational.

ASG Aerospace has welcomed GE Aerospace’s €110 million investment across its European manufacturing sites, describing it as a clear vote of confidence in both the aerospace sector and its supply chain.

Semiconductors sit at the centre of modern technology. They power everything from smartphones and data centres to advanced medical equipment, scientific instruments and electric vehicles. But long before a chip reaches a finished device, it must be manufactured inside highly specialised equipment — much of which relies on large, precision-engineered vacuum chambers.

For customers building safety-critical technologies such as aircraft systems, the question is simple: can the capability be delivered, every time, without interruption? A big factor considered is the reliability of the supply chain behind it.

Bremerhaven has always been a city shaped by making things—ships, instruments, technology and trade routes that connected Germany to the world.

Longevity in manufacturing is rarely accidental. It is built on precision engineering, continuous investment and the ability to adapt to a sector that never stands still. For ASG Arrowsmith, that story began on 9 March 1967.

On International Women’s Day 2026, ASG Aerospace is recognising the women whose expertise and leadership are shaping the business across its operations.

The global aerospace industry is accelerating again. Production rates are rising, order books stretch years ahead, and quality expectations continue to intensify. This renewed pressure is emerging at the same moment the world enters what KPMG calls the Intelligence Age.

Rolls-Royce Holdings plc has reported a powerful set of full-year results for 2025. The underlining the pace and depth of its multi-year transformation programme has reinforced confidence across the global aerospace supply chain.

There are now fewer than 150 days until the Farnborough International Airshow returns from 20–24 July 2026 — and ASG Aerospace is preparing to showcase its capabilities on one of the UK’s most prominent industry platforms.

Latest data from ADS has confirmed that 2025 marked the strongest year for aircraft deliveries since 2018 — and early 2026 figures from the world’s largest OEMs reinforce that trajectory

Across the UK aerospace supply chain, manufacturers are competing for skills which is why this week’s focus on National Apprenticeship Week is so crucial.

ASG Aerospace has marked a major milestone in its UK operations after its Coventry-based business, ASG Arrowsmith, was named Best Supplier by Incora at a supplier conference held today alongside Rolls-Royce.

The aerospace supply chain received a strong vote of confidence this month as Boeing and Alaska Airlines announced the largest aircraft order in the airline’s 94-year history.

The UK’s ambitions in semiconductors is clear: build resilience, protect strategic capability, and grow national strengths in advanced technologies.