Aerospace

From the loose-lipped boss of Ryanair to the first ever female CEO of an English Premier League club, Irish business leaders are as colourful as the streets of

Hobbyists and recreational users could be affected by tighter drone legislation to prevent misuse - but regulators must consider the impact on businesses that want to use the

As the only southern hemisphere grand slam tournament, the Australian Open has taken on an identity of its own and its 2025 sponsors will be looking to make

After commercial drones caused significant flight disruption at London’s Gatwick and Heathrow airports, the aviation industry and other vulnerable sectors have begun investing in new anti-drone technology. Sam Forsdick

Biofuel is often put forward as a greener alternative to jet fuel in aviation - but one of its key producers has been criticised for relying on a

Stuck in mile-long queues during rush-hour traffic is the bane of many people’s everyday lives, but they may well have a chance of escaping the jams one day

It’s not quite life on Mars, but soon there will be activity independent of human control as the UK prepares self-driving robots for deployment on the planet. The country

The idea of “drones for good” might not seem like a big priority for an unmanned aerial technology more commonly regarded as a gadget or military weapon -