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What is Air Force One? Air Force One is the modified plane flown in by the President of the United States of America. It has been featured in countless films and TV shows and is intrinsically linked t...

With many areas of UK trade with Europe, the key question is whether a customs deal will be reached, preventing UK industries falling back on World Trade Organisation tariffs or agreements.

The digital age we live in allows for instant communication on a mass scale. When you can be in a meeting in Australia in the morning, have a conference call with your clients in Germany in the aftern...

2018 has been a big year for Aviation. The previous year was the safest in commercial airline history, and technological advancements are looking to make the industry even safer, smoother and more eff...

What are the Red Arrows? Formed in 1965, the Red Arrows were originally different display teams (The Red Pelicans and The Black Arrows) combined into one, bringing the best parts of each: aerial prowe...

Brexit has created upheaval and uncertainty in virtually every sector, every field, and every profession since the EU referendum result. For work that relies on smooth movement between countries, Brex...

As the Royal Air Force celebrates its 100th Anniversary, we look at how the RAF has shaped Aviation in the past century.

VHR reveals the career successes of Red Arrows Squadron Leader Dominic Riley ahead of his headline speaker role at VHR’s latest event, Inside the Red Arrows.

2018 marks the Centenary of the Royal Air Force. We reveal the importance of the Royal Air Force to global Aerospace and Aviation innovation.

What does upcoming technology hold for the Aerospace sector?  

Demand for B747 Engineers is at an all-time high, with Aviation industry leaders facing a significant skills shortage in the coming years.

This year’s Farnborough International Air Show attracted thousands of industry leaders to witness the unveiling of new aircraft and the sealing of unprecedented Aerospace & Aviation business deals...