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Updated on 8/19/2026
Defense contractor delivering aerospace, cyber, space
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Filton, Bristol, UK + 1 more
More locations: Weymouth, UK
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BAE Systems delivers defense, aerospace, and security solutions for governments and critical infrastructure. It designs, builds, integrates, and sustains complex systems—aircraft, submarines, land platforms, ships, sensors, software, and cyber assets—often as end-to-end programs for customers like the DoD. It differentiates itself by operating across air, sea, land, cyber, and space and pursuing scale through acquisitions to win large government contracts. Its goal is to help nations stay secure by advancing dependable technologies, including autonomous systems and artificial intelligence, supported by a strong order backlog and long-term services.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1971
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BAE Systems, Inc. has appointed Michael Loeffler as vice president of supply chain, effective 24 August 2026. Loeffler will report to President and CEO Tom Arseneault and join the senior leadership team. In his new role, Loeffler will oversee supply chain strategy, execution and programme delivery across all business units. He succeeds Brad Pelachyk, who now serves as senior vice president and chief global supply chain officer for BAE Systems plc. Loeffler brings over 20 years of aerospace and defence experience, most recently serving as vice president of global supply chain and logistics at Bell. He previously held supply chain positions at L3Harris, GE Aviation and Boeing, and served as a submariner in the US Navy.
BAE Systems announced its advanced battery system powered the first flight test of GE Aerospace's hybrid-electric propulsion demonstrator at Farnborough International Airshow. The modified Saab 340 B test aircraft showcased potential for significant fuel savings and reduced emissions in commercial aviation. BAE Systems designed, developed, and integrated the complete battery energy storage system, including a battery management system using cutting-edge lithium-ion batteries. These provide more power without adding extra weight to the aircraft. "Our expertise in advanced battery technology and safety-critical battery management system design was crucial to enabling GE Aerospace to achieve this landmark moment," said Trudy Palmer, director of Airborne Power Systems at BAE Systems. The flight test marks a significant step towards commercialising hybrid-electric propulsion systems for narrow-body aircraft.
BAE Systems will unveil its next generation fighter pilot helmet technology at Farnborough International Airshow from 20–24 July. The demonstrator, called Project Intuity, integrates advanced capabilities designed to reduce pilot workload and improve situational awareness in data-rich environments. The system will enable pilots to command drone fleets by filtering and presenting critical information within their natural field of view. Project Intuity serves as a modular testbed combining emerging and proven technologies, with capabilities including display optics and eye tracking. BAE Systems currently has more than 1,000 helmet-mounted displays operational across 10 nations. Development will continue at the company's Rochester, UK facilities, with the system evolving alongside future mission requirements.
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BAE Systems secured $16 million in Defense Production Act Title III funding from the Department of Defense to expand production of radiation-hardened microelectronics for military applications. The investment will restore BAE Systems' RH45 Storefront, a manufacturing resource for 45-nanometer radiation-hardened integrated circuit technology. According to the Defense Department, the funding aims to reinforce the US industrial base for specialised semiconductors designed to withstand radiation in military environments. Michael Cadenazzi, assistant secretary of defense for industrial base policy, said radiation-hardened microelectronics are essential for the department's missile, space, and strategic systems. The restored capability will provide government and industry customers access to standardised technologies for designing and manufacturing custom radiation-hardened chips. The award is one of five Defense Production Act projects funded in fiscal 2026, totaling $102.6 million combined.