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Textron is no longer working with the US Air Force on Scorpion’s airworthiness assessment. But these 2 companies are.
Textron decided to drop out of the assessment so it could make more investments in the AT-6 Wolverine, which the Air Force is considering buying.
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Investments in Baltic nations making Air Force more lethal, service’s top commander in Europe says
The U.S. Air Force’s spending to deter Russia has tripled since fiscal year 2017.
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Boeing and Embraer have a new deal. What it means for defense is unclear.
Both Boeing and Embraer are being cagey about their plans for future defense collaboration, but there are opportunities there.
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Saab readies to offer airborne early warning plane to UK
The Swedish defense firm is looking across the defense industry for aircraft that could host its Erieye sensor.
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Britain chooses basing for Protector drone, even as acquisition details evolve
Protector is being acquired and developed under a number of different contracts, and it is not as straightforward an acquisition as the parties involved may have hoped for.
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‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
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Allies’ plans for new fighter jet technology a boon for US Air Force, chief says
The next wave of fighter jets may not be huge, multinational projects like the F-35 or Eurofighter Typhoon. That might be a good thing, the U.S. Air Force’s top general says.
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Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
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Top US Air Force general has a space-based proposal for allies
Gen. Dave Goldfein’s pitch will prove somewhat unusual.
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See Britain’s Royal Air Force celebrate its 100th birthday with this huge flyover
One hundred aircraft with nearly 200 aircrew from 25 different squadrons took part.
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Textron is no longer working with the US Air Force on Scorpion’s airworthiness assessment. But these 2 companies are.
Textron decided to drop out of the assessment so it could make more investments in the AT-6 Wolverine, which the Air Force is considering buying.
-
Investments in Baltic nations making Air Force more lethal, service’s top commander in Europe says
The U.S. Air Force’s spending to deter Russia has tripled since fiscal year 2017.
-
Boeing and Embraer have a new deal. What it means for defense is unclear.
Both Boeing and Embraer are being cagey about their plans for future defense collaboration, but there are opportunities there.
-
Saab readies to offer airborne early warning plane to UK
The Swedish defense firm is looking across the defense industry for aircraft that could host its Erieye sensor.
-
Britain chooses basing for Protector drone, even as acquisition details evolve
Protector is being acquired and developed under a number of different contracts, and it is not as straightforward an acquisition as the parties involved may have hoped for.
-
‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
-
Allies’ plans for new fighter jet technology a boon for US Air Force, chief says
The next wave of fighter jets may not be huge, multinational projects like the F-35 or Eurofighter Typhoon. That might be a good thing, the U.S. Air Force’s top general says.
-
Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
-
Top US Air Force general has a space-based proposal for allies
Gen. Dave Goldfein’s pitch will prove somewhat unusual.
-
See Britain’s Royal Air Force celebrate its 100th birthday with this huge flyover
One hundred aircraft with nearly 200 aircrew from 25 different squadrons took part.
-
Textron is no longer working with the US Air Force on Scorpion’s airworthiness assessment. But these 2 companies are.
Textron decided to drop out of the assessment so it could make more investments in the AT-6 Wolverine, which the Air Force is considering buying.
-
Investments in Baltic nations making Air Force more lethal, service’s top commander in Europe says
The U.S. Air Force’s spending to deter Russia has tripled since fiscal year 2017.
-
Boeing and Embraer have a new deal. What it means for defense is unclear.
Both Boeing and Embraer are being cagey about their plans for future defense collaboration, but there are opportunities there.
-
Saab readies to offer airborne early warning plane to UK
The Swedish defense firm is looking across the defense industry for aircraft that could host its Erieye sensor.
-
Britain chooses basing for Protector drone, even as acquisition details evolve
Protector is being acquired and developed under a number of different contracts, and it is not as straightforward an acquisition as the parties involved may have hoped for.
-
‘Gamechanger’ aerial drone arrives in UK after mammoth 24-hour transatlantic flight
The unmanned aerial vehicle completed touched down at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom after a 3,760 nautical mile sortie from the U.S. July 11.
-
Allies’ plans for new fighter jet technology a boon for US Air Force, chief says
The next wave of fighter jets may not be huge, multinational projects like the F-35 or Eurofighter Typhoon. That might be a good thing, the U.S. Air Force’s top general says.
-
Northrop’s Fire Scout drone gets a new look for its European debut
Northrop is highlighting the helicopter drone’s anti-submarine warfare capability at the Royal International Air Tattoo.
-
Top US Air Force general has a space-based proposal for allies
Gen. Dave Goldfein’s pitch will prove somewhat unusual.
-
See Britain’s Royal Air Force celebrate its 100th birthday with this huge flyover
One hundred aircraft with nearly 200 aircrew from 25 different squadrons took part.
