RTX (RTX) is confident that risks from higher fuel prices to its aerospace aftermarket business are

JOBY's first-quarter 2026 loss matches estimates, and the company expects 2026 revenues in the range of $105M-$115M.

EMBJ misses Q1 earnings estimates, but revenues jump 31% year over year as jet deliveries and backlog showed strong growth.

ACHR advances eVTOL partnerships and infrastructure efforts as investors weigh supply-chain risks and adoption challenges.

In early May 2026, Raytheon, an RTX business, received its largest SharpSight radar order to date, a 120-unit contract from distributor Blue Raven that includes production and sustainment to speed global access to advanced multi-domain surveillance systems. This record radar order, combined with RTX’s broader push to raise defense production capacity and shorten delivery timelines, underscores how demand for more capable and quickly deployable surveillance solutions is reshaping the...

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Palantir will soon get a chance to show off its technical expertise to the Army.

RTX outpaced its industry over three months as new defense contracts, sensor deliveries and factory investments support growth hopes.