Defence Helicopters news – Page 287
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San Antonio to play an expanded role in Boeing 787 recovery plan
Capacity shortfalls in Everett, Washington, will force Boeing's nascent 787 modification line in San Antonio, Texas, to play an expanded role in the delayed...
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Boeing conducts check flight of Australian-modified AEW&C 737
Boeing has conducted a functional check flight of the first Australian-modified 737...
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Unmanned aboard - Northrop Grumman aims to prove UCAS can operate from carriers
It is 2011, 100 years after the first aircraft landed on a ship, and Northrop Grumman's X-47B is on final descent to the US Navy aircraft carrier USS Truman,...
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NewsBoeing widens plan for 787 mod line in San Antonio
Boeing has greatly expanded a little-publicized plan to establish a modification line in San Antonio for 787s produced before the flight test phase is complete.
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CV22 Osprey to get minigun retrofit
BAE Systems is to start adapting a remotely operated minigun to install on the US Air Force BellBoeing CV-22...
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Saudi JDAM sale meets some opposition
Some opposition to supplying Boeing Joint Direct Attack Munition precision-guided...
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Size matters in US Air Force KC-X contest
Is bigger always better? This is at the heart of the battle between Boeing and Northrop Grumman for the US Air Force's $40 billion KC-X tanker contract,...
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VIDEO: BAE wins CV-22 gun contract
The 7.62mm-calibre weapon is officially labeled as an “interim all-quadrant defensive weapon”, but would be the first weapon system to be embedded within the internal structure of a V-22 airframe.
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Thai cabinet approves budget for Saab Gripen fighters
Thailand's cabinet has approved a $568 million budget for the first phase of its F-X fighter competition, advancing an order for six Saab Gripens ...
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Heavy duty: US Army backs tiltrotor as future battlefield airlifter
HEAVY DUTY Karem Aircraft makes aggressive performance and cost promises for its Optimum Speed Tilt Rotor Graham warwick washington DC Setting...
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AJACS carries Air Force hopes for heavylift
US AIR FORCE AJACS carries Air Force hopes for heavylift Three decades ago, the US Air Force was flight-testing two potential advanced short...
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EADS launches ground tests using first A400M transport
Airbus Military's first A400M remains on track to fly in July, but European industry must first prove the performance of its TP400 engines Inching...
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Australian firm offers life-extension checks for F-111 strike aircraft
Australian technology company Structural Monitoring Systems believes its comparative...
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NewsBoeing eyes X-49A technology for Apache attack helicopter
Boeing is to enter talks to determine whether Piasecki Aircraft's X-49A experimental compound helicopter could provide technologies for a future version of the AH-64 Apache ...
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Australia to weigh Lockheed Martin F-22 against Russian fighters
Australia's Labor government is to request information on Lockheed Martin's F-22 Raptor, but will also study Russian fighters as it considers scrapping an order for 24 Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornets ...
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US unveils first national plan for aeronautics R&D
Increasing airspace capacity, improving aircraft efficiency and introducing new vehicle types are key goals of the first US...