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Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
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Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
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Boeing unveils ‘loyal wingman’ drone
The concept is designed to perform the role of a loyal wingman to manned platforms and is being developed in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force. A prototype is expected to fly in 2020.
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Bell out to win Australia’s bid for special ops helicopters
The company responded to a request for information issued by the Australian Army, offering the Bell 407 or Bell 429 helicopters with local partner Hawker-Pacific.
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Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
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Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
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Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
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Australia formulates its path to military modernization and industrial growth
One of the United States’ most steadfast allies is in the process of recapitalizing its own air power capabilities.
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Avalon: No Trainer News, But Plenty of Action
The 2015 Australian International Airshow at the Avalon Airport closed without an announcement of major defense contracts, but the four-day airshow saw plenty of other action.
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P-8 News: Indian Options, Australian Production
Boeing talks with India about ordering 4 more P-8s, and begins long-lead work for Australia.
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Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
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Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
-
Boeing unveils ‘loyal wingman’ drone
The concept is designed to perform the role of a loyal wingman to manned platforms and is being developed in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force. A prototype is expected to fly in 2020.
-
Bell out to win Australia’s bid for special ops helicopters
The company responded to a request for information issued by the Australian Army, offering the Bell 407 or Bell 429 helicopters with local partner Hawker-Pacific.
-
Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
-
Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
-
Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
-
Australia formulates its path to military modernization and industrial growth
One of the United States’ most steadfast allies is in the process of recapitalizing its own air power capabilities.
-
Avalon: No Trainer News, But Plenty of Action
The 2015 Australian International Airshow at the Avalon Airport closed without an announcement of major defense contracts, but the four-day airshow saw plenty of other action.
-
P-8 News: Indian Options, Australian Production
Boeing talks with India about ordering 4 more P-8s, and begins long-lead work for Australia.
-
Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
-
Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
-
Boeing unveils ‘loyal wingman’ drone
The concept is designed to perform the role of a loyal wingman to manned platforms and is being developed in partnership with the Royal Australian Air Force. A prototype is expected to fly in 2020.
-
Bell out to win Australia’s bid for special ops helicopters
The company responded to a request for information issued by the Australian Army, offering the Bell 407 or Bell 429 helicopters with local partner Hawker-Pacific.
-
Boeing pushes T-X trainer, complementary simulators at Australian air show
Boeing is promoting its T-X advanced trainer and its associated training system at the Avalon Airshow in Australia, positioning itself for a possible opportunity there.
-
Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
-
Simulation manufacturer expands its footprint in support of Australian Seahawk operations
The Canadian-based firm CAE is due to deliver an aircraft flight control system trainer to Australia’s Navy, completing its suite of nine training devices to support the country’s MH-60R training program.
-
Australia formulates its path to military modernization and industrial growth
One of the United States’ most steadfast allies is in the process of recapitalizing its own air power capabilities.
-
Avalon: No Trainer News, But Plenty of Action
The 2015 Australian International Airshow at the Avalon Airport closed without an announcement of major defense contracts, but the four-day airshow saw plenty of other action.
-
P-8 News: Indian Options, Australian Production
Boeing talks with India about ordering 4 more P-8s, and begins long-lead work for Australia.
