Features

Digital design and advanced manufacturing techniques are changing the face of modern naval shipbuilding.

Following an exclusive visit to BAE Systems’ shipyard in Glasgow, Alan Tovey, the industry editor of the Telegraph published a feature about the Type 26 programme.

We are transforming Australia’s shipbuilding industry.

Giving our customers a military advantage

Adelaide will soon have one of the most digitally advanced shipyards in the world. However, it is the recently established collaboration hub at Tonsley Innovation District that will help springboard Australia’s transition to Industry 4.0.

The Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) Hawk fleet is among the most capable in the world following a major capability upgrade undertaken by BAE Systems Australia.

We have a proud history of supporting and working alongside the Australian Defence Force and the Royal Australian Air Force.

Discover how we are investing in Australia's future.

Your future is in safe hands with BAE Systems.

Our emphasis is on human-machine collaboration enabling us to do more and make better decisions.

The global F-35 program is the largest and most advanced military aircraft program in the world.

Thanks to the innovation of BAE Systems, the U.S. Army has begun phasing out the use of the explosive TNT in artillery. Its replacement, which is now in full production, is called IMX-101 and is much safer to handle and store than TNT, yet equally effective on the battlefield.

Cyber threats have changed and the solutions need to change too. The sophisticated techniques BAE Systems uses to protect government and military assets are helping to defend businesses around the world.

No one knows wide area high frequency surveillance like we do.

“If the enemy cannot see you, he cannot fire at you!”