Geopolitical tensions, technological innovation and a constantly changing regulatory environment make the aerospace & defence sector one of the most dynamic of our time.
While geopolitical developments are leading to a significant increase in international defence budgets and driving substantial growth in the defence industry, the pressure to innovate and the pursuit of space autonomy are propelling the space industry forward. At the same time, record passenger numbers and sustained demand for new aircraft are propelling strong growth in commercial aviation. The aerospace and defence industries offer vast development potential — but also face significant challenges.
In the Aerospace & Defence Bulletin by Taylor Wessing, we address key legal and regulatory challenges shaping the sector and impacting businesses across industries. We track market trends, explore future developments, and provide insights through the combined legal expertise, industry knowledge, and technical understanding of our specialised legal advisors.
For over two decades, Taylor Wessing has been advising government institutions, investors, and companies — from innovative start-ups to globally operating corporations — on complex projects and transactions in the aerospace and defence sector. Our international Aerospace & Defence team is well-versed in the sector’s regulatory risks, anticipates market developments early, and guides companies safely through national and international regulatory frameworks.
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The funding revolution for defence tech companies
Paul Thorpe, Adrian Toutoungi and Harry Ruffell look at VC and other funding of defence tech in Europe.
2025年7月9日
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The EU Space Act – Europe's law for space
Timo Stellpflug provides an overview of the EU Space Act proposal.
2025年7月4日
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