What capabilities could the US supply to Saudi Arabia under the $142 billion deal?
Multiple questions involving the largest US Foreign Military Sale in history remain unanswered.
Porter Airlines is expanding its schedule to offer five daily roundtrip flights between Boston Logan and Billy Bishop Toronto City airports, from 31 March, adding one roundtrip each weekday in the afternoon, as well as a further roundtrip on Sunday.
“Boston continues to exceed our expectations,” reported Robert Deluce, president and CEO of Porter Airlines. “This expansion gives business travellers a more flexible schedule, which builds on the convenience of Toronto City Airport’s downtown location and Porter’s premium service model.”
Since Porter began flying to Boston on 14 September 2009, the service grown rapidly. The schedule started with three daily roundtrip flights, increased to four after two weeks and is now expanding to five. The complete Boston schedule now includes five daily roundtrip flights during the week, two roundtrip flights on Saturday and four roundtrip flights on Sunday.
Increased frequency also improves the number of available connecting flights to destinations such as Quebec City, Montreal, Ottawa, Thunder Bay and Sudbury.
Multiple questions involving the largest US Foreign Military Sale in history remain unanswered.
The company’s Q1 2025 results showed a 20% increase in new orders and a 15% increase in revenue across the business.
Results for Q1 2025 have been strong across the board for many defence companies in Europe with forward-looking statements and predictions for the full year also looking good.
Solutions that identify, engage and destroy targets with minimal or no human intervention are becoming critical on tomorrow’s battlefield.
First quarter 2025 results have been dropping for companies in the past week but many of the US results come with a health warning in their forward-looking aspects about the potential impact of actions by the Trump administration.
The new plan outlined how Spain would reach 2% of its GDP spend on defence by 2025, with €1.9 billion earmarked for new equipment acquisition with several land, naval and air platforms disclosed to be replaced or upgraded.