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Military and aerospace supply chains are facing greater challenges than ever before, as systems in these arenas require longer development times and have longer production life cycles than any other industry. The industry must work to overcome such obstacles as component obsolescence in aging systems, prioritization of funding for long-term procurement and maintenance, coordination on the timing of and transition to newer systems, and lengthened budget cycles.

How many times have you heard an airline safety demonstration? While many readers can likely recite the briefing by heart, it might not be something t...

Daiwa Seiko Philippines, manufacturer of automotive and aviation parts and components, has been granted Aerospace Standard 9100 (AS9100D) certification, paving the way for the country’s greater participation in the global value chains and further competitiveness of the local aerospace industry.

Rochester Electronics discusses why it is imperative to purchase components from fully authorized sources who are AS6496 compliant. For the many professionals tasked with maintaining products and systems with mission-critical components that have gone into obsolescence, building a reliable supply chain for these parts is crucial.