Greg Waldron is the Asia Managing Editor at FlightGlobal. He specializes in airline, aerospace, and defence coverage across the Asia-Pacific region, having conducted numerous interviews with airline leaders and written extensively on topics such as MRO, safety, and the rise of Chinese airpower. Waldron's work has been featured in FlightGlobal.
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Greg Waldron's coverage predominantly focuses on the aviation industry, with a keen interest in press releases and government announcements. His reporting delves into topics related to airlines, aircraft, military aviation, and international travel.
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Boeing Defence Australia has received authority to produce aerospace parts locally in support of the Australian Defence Force.
By: Greg Waldron
Images from China's Zhuhai air show suggest that Beijing may be trying to squeeze more missiles into the weapons bays of its stealth fighters, as it also bolsters its anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capabilities.
The US government has cleared a possible deal involving the GE Aerospace engines that power Greece's fleet of Lockheed Martin F-16s.
Embraer and Indonesian Aerospace have entered an agreement for collaboration in commercial aviation.
The governments of Australia, the United Kingdom, and the USA have entered an agreement to collaborate on testing and fielding hypersonic weapons.
Korea Aerospace Industries is eyeing a mixed sale of FA-50 light attack jets and KF-21 fighters to Peru, which has a requirement for 24 combat aircraft.
By: Greg Waldron
A think tank report suggests that US long-range strikes, including the use of strategic bombers, could push China to cross the nuclear threshold in the event of a conflict between the two nations.
The US government has cleared a possible upgrade programme for South Korea's fleet of Boeing F-15K ‘Slam Eagle' fighters.
A Baykar TB3 unmanned air vehicle has successfully taken off from and landed on Turkey's sole aircraft carrier.
Boeing has secured a $2.4 billion US government contract to build 15 KC-46A tankers, adding to the number of contracted orders for the 767 derivative.
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