As the aerospace industry prepares to gather at Farnborough International Airshow 2026 this July, there is a growing sense that this could be one of the most significant editions in the event's long and distinguished history.

The aerospace industry’s recovery continues to gather momentum, with aircraft production rates increasing across major commercial programmes.

The countdown is on! ASG Aerospace is heading to Farnborough International Airshow 2026 this July and we can’t wait.

Demand in the aerospace industry is stronger than ever and ASG King and Fowler is right at the heart of it.

ASG Aerospace recently hosted a meeting of the West Yorkshire Manufacturing Advisory Board (WYMAB), welcoming manufacturing leaders and industry stakeholders to its Bradford facility.

As ASG Aerospace looks towards the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 in July, the latest order activity from Boeing offers another clear indication that the long-anticipated widebody ramp-up is accelerating.

ASG Group has welcomed Airbus’ landmark order for 150 A220-300 aircraft from AirAsia, describing the announcement as positive news for the entire global aerospace supply chain.

As the aerospace sector looks towards the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 in July, attention will turn to production ramp-up, future platforms and supply chain resilience. Suppliers able to deliver large, complex components at scale are becoming critical to OEM performance.

On 12 May 1926, Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen crossed the North Pole aboard the airship Norge, completing one of the defining achievements of early aviation history.

ASG Bremerhaven welcomed more than 50 students to its stand during the career orientation fair at Haupt- und Realschule Loxstedt on May 6, highlighting the company’s commitment to developing the next generation of engineering talent.

With less than 80 days to go until Farnborough International Airshow, preparations are gathering pace across the global aerospace supply chain—none more so than at ASG Aerospace, which will use the event to formally showcase its newly launched capabilities on an international stage.

ASG Aerospace has been recognised by Airbus with a “Going the Extra Mile” award, underlining the group’s role in supporting performance and resilience across the global aerostructures supply chain.

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.