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In aerospace and defense, a structural shift in global manufacturing is underway.

Supply chains are strained, skilled labor is scarce, and production backlogs are testing relationships between OEMs and suppliers across the globe.

So the industry is being forced to look for answers in new places.

One of those places is India. 

What started as a...


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The new space race is beginning; It’s not just between nations, but between commercial giants, shadow governments, and emerging players staking claims to orbits that are becoming dangerously crowded. The world is entering an era where control of the orbits will define global power.

 

What’s fueling this revolution isn’t just rocket science. It’s economic sc...


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Most people think a “hot” M&A market means one thing: inflated prices, reckless buyers, and deals that will eventually fall apart.

That’s not what we’re seeing in aerospace and defense right now.

 

What we’re watching instead is something far more unusual and powerful. Every major segment of the industry is firing at once. Defense, commercial av...


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For decades, we’ve told ourselves that manufacturing is something advanced economies naturally outgrow. That once you move into services, data, and software, heavy industry becomes optional, nice to have, but not essential.

But from a national and economic security perspective, America can’t afford to treat industrial capacity as a legacy asset it can outsource and rev...


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For an industry that promises speed and convenience, booking a charter flight is still painfully slow. Customers pay a premium for flexibility and time, but the booking experience feels stuck in another era. 

Manual steps, disconnected systems, PDFs bouncing around, and payment delays that leave too much uncertainty after a decision’s already been made. 

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