Head of strategic content, Flightglobal
Murdo Morrison is the Head of Strategic Content at Flightglobal. With a strong focus on aviation and aerospace, he covers a range of topics including planes and aircraft, the International Space Station, NASA, rocketeering, satellites, and space travel. He has been featured in FlightGlobal and Space Today.
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Murdo Morrison's articles predominantly focus on the aerospace industry, with an emphasis on business and industry developments. He frequently incorporates press releases and data citations into his coverage. Murdo appears to have a particular interest in Middle Eastern aviation, particularly UAE and Dubai.
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By: Murdo Morrison
RTX unit says investment in Wolverhampton facility equips it to build on success of product on A350. Collins Aerospace believes it is in pole position to provide electric thrust reverser actuation systems for a next-generation single-aisle airliner, following the success of the technology on the Airbus A350 and a decision to invest in a dedicated…
By: Murdo Morrison
Aviation has always involved a measure of embracing the unknown, a willingness to look beyond the horizon to discover new possibilities. That’s where we find ourselves as Honeywell Aerospace enters a new era as one of the world’s largest publicly traded pure-play aerospace and defence companies. We’re charting a new course while continuing to offer…
By: Murdo Morrison
Europe faces a challenge unlike any seen in a generation. Regional conflict, persistent threats to critical infrastructure and the rapid proliferation of drone and jamming technologies have exposed vulnerabilities that have sparked a reassessment of defence strategy. Governments are increasing defence spending, accelerating modernisation programmes and investing in domestic industrial capabilities. Honeywell Aerospace is supporting…
Will the first rockets to take off from a remote site in Shetland help the UK realise its goal of being a major spacefaring nation?
By: Murdo Morrison
Europe’s commercial aerospace sector remains resilient despite a challenging operating environment. Passenger demand continues to grow, aircraft are flying more often, and operators are working hard to maximise the value of existing fleets. At the same time, supply chain challenges and economic uncertainty continue to shape planning decisions across the industry. These dynamics are changing…
The former acting head of the US Federal Aviation Administration, Chris Rocheleau, has returned to his former job at the National Business Aviation Association after an 18-month stint with the regulator. Rocheleau was named acting administrator by President Donald Trump on 30 January 2025, the day after the midair collision between a US Army helicopter…
UK family firm discloses intention to divest its final division in annual report.
President’s Truth Social post claims Canadian manufacturer treating country as ‘piggybank’.
By: Murdo Morrison
The way people sell charters hasn’t changed overnight — but the workflow behind a typical sales desk has. The job still looks familiar: handling customers, answering calls and emails, competing for business. What’s changed is how it gets done. The shift became clearer after Covid-19. Private aviation saw a surge of new customers and demand…
By: Murdo Morrison
Gia Binh International Airport (GBIA) is one of Vietnam’s most ambitious and strategically significant infrastructure projects. As a rare mega-project approved by the National Assembly in December 2025, it is expected to play an important role in supporting Vietnam’s next phase of economic growth and international integration. Masterise Aviation Infrastructure JSC (MAI), a member of…
