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How did the aerospace and defense industry perform in 2018?
The Aerospace Industries Association released its preliminary report on the state of the aerospace and defense industry.
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German spat over Airbus could spoil fighter fest at Paris Air Show
A lingering dispute between German lawmakers and the company comes to a head over the Future Combat Air System.
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France reports 30 percent jump in arms sales for 2018
Sales to fellow European nations were up sharply compared to previous years, according to a report to parliament.
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Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
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Germany to take up European next-gen fighter funding
Defense officials hope to have approval in time for the Paris Air Show in mid-June.
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France speeds up joint light helicopter program
The French armed forces will get the first of their 169 Airbus H160M light helicopters in 2026, two years ahead of schedule, Defense Minister Florence Parly announced on Monday.
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German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
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Raytheon pushes GBU-49 as quick fix to give F-35 ability to hit moving targets
The U.S. Air Force and more recently the U.S. Marine Corps have identified Raytheon’s GBU-49 as the quickest way to give the F-35 the ability to prosecute moving targets.
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German officials meet with Lockheed to talk F-35 at Paris Air Show
The air show marked the first time the German government and Lockheed had ever discussed the F-35 specifically, albeit in an unclassified setting.
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Aequs doubling Rafale output aiming to triple annual sales by 2020
Aequs announced it is doubling the output of the Rafale fighter jet to reach a target of tripling annual sales to $300 million by 2020, said Aravind Melligeri, chairman and CEO of the Indian precision engineering company.
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How did the aerospace and defense industry perform in 2018?
The Aerospace Industries Association released its preliminary report on the state of the aerospace and defense industry.
-
German spat over Airbus could spoil fighter fest at Paris Air Show
A lingering dispute between German lawmakers and the company comes to a head over the Future Combat Air System.
-
France reports 30 percent jump in arms sales for 2018
Sales to fellow European nations were up sharply compared to previous years, according to a report to parliament.
-
Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
-
Germany to take up European next-gen fighter funding
Defense officials hope to have approval in time for the Paris Air Show in mid-June.
-
France speeds up joint light helicopter program
The French armed forces will get the first of their 169 Airbus H160M light helicopters in 2026, two years ahead of schedule, Defense Minister Florence Parly announced on Monday.
-
German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
-
Raytheon pushes GBU-49 as quick fix to give F-35 ability to hit moving targets
The U.S. Air Force and more recently the U.S. Marine Corps have identified Raytheon’s GBU-49 as the quickest way to give the F-35 the ability to prosecute moving targets.
-
German officials meet with Lockheed to talk F-35 at Paris Air Show
The air show marked the first time the German government and Lockheed had ever discussed the F-35 specifically, albeit in an unclassified setting.
-
Aequs doubling Rafale output aiming to triple annual sales by 2020
Aequs announced it is doubling the output of the Rafale fighter jet to reach a target of tripling annual sales to $300 million by 2020, said Aravind Melligeri, chairman and CEO of the Indian precision engineering company.
-
How did the aerospace and defense industry perform in 2018?
The Aerospace Industries Association released its preliminary report on the state of the aerospace and defense industry.
-
German spat over Airbus could spoil fighter fest at Paris Air Show
A lingering dispute between German lawmakers and the company comes to a head over the Future Combat Air System.
-
France reports 30 percent jump in arms sales for 2018
Sales to fellow European nations were up sharply compared to previous years, according to a report to parliament.
-
Spanish defense contractors are itching to get a piece of FCAS
Madrid is expected soon to formally join the Franco-German quest for a sixth-generation fighter.
-
Germany to take up European next-gen fighter funding
Defense officials hope to have approval in time for the Paris Air Show in mid-June.
-
France speeds up joint light helicopter program
The French armed forces will get the first of their 169 Airbus H160M light helicopters in 2026, two years ahead of schedule, Defense Minister Florence Parly announced on Monday.
-
German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
-
Raytheon pushes GBU-49 as quick fix to give F-35 ability to hit moving targets
The U.S. Air Force and more recently the U.S. Marine Corps have identified Raytheon’s GBU-49 as the quickest way to give the F-35 the ability to prosecute moving targets.
-
German officials meet with Lockheed to talk F-35 at Paris Air Show
The air show marked the first time the German government and Lockheed had ever discussed the F-35 specifically, albeit in an unclassified setting.
-
Aequs doubling Rafale output aiming to triple annual sales by 2020
Aequs announced it is doubling the output of the Rafale fighter jet to reach a target of tripling annual sales to $300 million by 2020, said Aravind Melligeri, chairman and CEO of the Indian precision engineering company.
