All Fixed-wing articles – Page 364
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AgustaWestland to begin AW189 SAR push in August
AgustaWestland will shortly begin a year-long certification campaign for the search and rescue variant of its developmental AW189 super-medium helicopter, based at its Yeovil, UK site.
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Dutch accept first F-35 test aircraft
The first of two F-35 Joint Strike Fighter test aircraft destined for the Royal Netherlands Air Force was handed over on 25 July ...
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Indonesia to buy five C-130Hs from Australia
Indonesia has signed a memorandum of understanding with Australia to acquire five more retired C-130H transports ...
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UK MoD set to pick interim helicopter training solution by year-end
A decision on an "interim" solution to provide rotary-wing training for all three branches of the UK's armed forces is likely to be taken by the end of 2013 ...
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DARPA seeks underwater launch vessel for unmanned systems
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency hope to develop a Hydra unmanned submersible carrier vehicle to launch UAS ...
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IMI offers Mars missile for multiple fighters
Israel Military Industries has identified a variety of combat aircraft types as potential host platforms for its Mars precision-guided weapon ...
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Quickstep sells composite curing technology to Russian company
Australia-based composites manufacturer Quickstep has made the first sale of its out-of-autoclave carbon composite curing system ...
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US government delays F-16 deliveries to Egypt
The US government will delay deliveries of Lockheed Martin F-16 fighters to the government of Egypt, the Pentagon said on 24 July. "Given the current...
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Royal Navy works to add more capability to Merlin fleet
Even as the first batch of AgustaWestland Merlin HM2s enter service with the Royal Navy's 824 Sqn, two additional upgrade programmes for the type are under...
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Qantas Defence Services to prepare four ex-RAAF C-130Hs for Indonesia
Qantas Defence Services has entered into a contract with the Indonesian air force for refurbishment work on four former-Australian C-130H transports ...
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RIAT: A330 Voyager nears tanker milestone with Typhoon
The RAF is close to securing release to service clearance for its Airbus A330 Voyager tankers to support its Typhoon fighters ...
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RIAT: Airbus Military steps up C295 MPA offer to UK
The UK's lack of a dedicated maritime patrol aircraft fleet is continuing to draw the attention of companies eyeing a potential future competition ...
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Rafael eyes Litening adaptation for stealth aircraft
Rafael is considering adapting its Litening targeting pod for use on platforms like the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter ...
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India receives second C-17
India has taken delivery of its second Boeing C-17, with the strategic transport to enter service immediately ...
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A400M to get military certification, as delivery wait continues
Airbus Military's A400M transport is poised to lift military certification approval from the programme's seven European launch nations ...
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RIAT: MC-27J partners set sights on Dubai air show appearance
Alenia Aermacchi and ATK have provided further details about their development work on a gunship and multi-mission fit for the C-27J ...
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RIAT: German navy visitors mark 100 years of aviation activity
Germany's naval aviation arm marked its centenary of aviation history in style at the Royal International Air Tattoo ...
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Australia denies plans to cut Air 7000 UAS numbers
Australia has made no decision about changing the composition of the maritime patrol aircraft fleet it will obtain under its Air 7000 project ...
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RIAT: RAF TriStar makes final air tattoo appearance
A UK Royal Air Force Lockheed TriStar has made the type's final appearance at a Royal International Air Tattoo ...
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RIAT: Multi-role Typhoon 'over-delivering', RAF official claims
The UK Royal Air Force has evolved its thinking on the Eurofighter Typhoon, following recent combat and training experiences ...