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This year's Farnborough International Airshow will focus on the increasing interest of the defense and weapons industry, with a significant rise in military spending due to escalating global security threats, including greater involvement of advanced technology companies and artificial intelligence. Military and technological options, especially drone systems and uncrewed combat aircraft, are expected to expand, with anticipated announcements of new deals and advancements in defense technology. While traditional aircraft, such as the F-35 fighters and Lockheed Martin aircraft, remain central to spending, the aerospace industry faces challenges in meeting the growing demand due to component shortages and supply chain issues. Airbus and Boeing are working to increase production and deliver aircraft on schedule.
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