At the Paris Airshow, US defense companies sought European partnerships, underlining their commitment to transatlantic security.

At the Paris Airshow, US defense companies such as Lockheed Martin and Raytheon showcased advanced technologies and sought collaborations with Europe as European defense budgets rise. The US delegation reaffirmed its commitment to transatlantic partnerships, despite earlier criticism. Europe remains dependent on American technology, buying planes and missiles from US firms. Notable collaborations include the Anduril-Rheinmetall drone partnership and Raytheon's plans to produce Stinger missiles in Europe. European officials acknowledge bureaucratic challenges and the need to adapt to new technological realities.