Combat Air – A Timely Reminder
Combat Air – A Timely Reminder
On 5th March 1936 Joseph ‘Mutt’ Summers climbed into the cockpit and flew into the skies above Eastleigh Aerodrome for an eight […]
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The Challenge of Better Public Procurement
The Challenge of Better Public Procurement
The challenge of better public procurement is felt right across Government, with many departments being asked to deliver better value for money […]
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Post-Brexit Regulatory Relationship: EASA and REACH
Post-Brexit Regulatory Relationship: EASA and REACH
Despite Brexit, European regulation will remain crucial for the aerospace industry. EASA and REACH in particular are both critical for businesses, and […]
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Current Position on the Post-Brexit Security and Defence Relationship
Current Position on the Post-Brexit Security and Defence Relationship
As news on the UK’s negotiating position becomes ever so slightly clearer week by week, the EU’s Task Force 50 has released […]
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Labour backs customs union membership
Labour backs customs union membership
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn today gave more details about the party’s shift in position on the customs union alongside more insight into […]
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Improving cooperation in the Franco-British aerospace supply chain
Improving cooperation in the Franco-British aerospace supply chain
On Friday 9th February, industry, government and trade associations across the UK and France assembled to discuss the aerospace supply chain in […]
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The Prime Minister’s Munich Security Conference Speech – Stated Aims for Future Security Cooperation
The Prime Minister’s Munich Security Conference Speech – Stated Aims for Future Security Cooperation
On 17th February 2018 the PM delivered a speech to the Munich Security Conference in which she underlined the importance of cooperation […]
Read moreThe future of UK chemical regulation after Brexit
The future of UK chemical regulation after Brexit
Chemical regulation might feel like a dry topic, of interest mainly to scientists and engineers. Yet chemicals are involved in every aspect […]
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Why the UK should be open to a customs union post-Brexit
Why the UK should be open to a customs union post-Brexit
When leaving the EU, the UK leaves the EU Customs Union. This, however, should not close off the possibility of negotiating a […]
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Options for the evolution of JSaRC
Options for the evolution of JSaRC
Following the Security Sector Partnership Conference in December 2017, the UK’s Security and Resilience Industry Suppliers’ Community (RISC) was encouraged by the […]
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SC21 Case Study – Denroy
SC21 Case Study – Denroy
This week ADS and Invest NI held our latest Achieving Supply Chain Excellence event at the Titanic Centre in Belfast, with more […]
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Staying in a customs union is best for Britain, business
Staying in a customs union is best for Britain, business
Ahead of a major speech by their DG Carolyn Fairbairn, the CBI have called for the UK remain in a customs union […]
Read moreImportance of EASA highlighted in House of Lords debate
Importance of EASA highlighted in House of Lords debate
Today Lord Chidgey warned in the House of Lords that transatlantic trade in aerospace products will become more costly for industry unless […]
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Preparing for Brexit
Preparing for Brexit
As the UK and EU27 continue to negotiate our long-term relationship, businesses of all sizes can ask some basic questions now in […]
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ADS Podcast – 2017 Christmas Edition
ADS Podcast – 2017 Christmas Edition
In this new special Christmas edition of the ADS Podcast, Aerospace Policy Adviser Richard Gale sat down with Chief Economist and Director […]
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