Fixed-wing – Page 521
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Analysis
ANALYSIS: Winners and losers of the UK defence review
Flightglobal reviews the impact - and casualties - of the UK government's long-awaited Strategic Defence and Security Review ...
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Opinion
Comment: Defence review, or strategic error?
What are the long-term implications of the UK's decisions to axe its carrier strike and maritime patrol aircraft capabilities?
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News
India approves local supplier for Su-30 cockpit displays
An Indian-produced cockpit display system has been approved for frontline service in the country's Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighters ...
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Selex Galileo to protect Malaysia's Hawk fleet
Malaysia has selected Selex Galileo's Seer radar warning receiver to equip its Hawk trainer and light combat aircraft ...
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PICTURES: Australian Super Hornets release first JSOW missiles
Australia has for the first time tested the ability of its new Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornets to drop the JSOW glide weapon ...
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Saudi Arabia seeks F-15 deal worth $29.4bn
The US government has confirmed details of a possible order by Saudi Arabia worth $29.4 billion for 84 new F-15SAs ...
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Riyadh requests $25.6bn worth of US helicopters
Saudi Arabia could acquire more than 150 new helicopters from the USA under acquisitions worth a combined $25.6 billion ...
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PICTURE: Swiss air force picks new colours for PC-21 fleet
The Swiss air force is to adopt a new colour scheme for its Pilatus PC-21 trainers ...
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Sikorsky unveils S-97 for high-speed scout and attack helicopter contest
Building on the record-breaking X2 demonstrator, Sikorsky has launched the S-97 Raider programme to fly and test a high-speed scout and attack helicopter ...
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Boeing confident with Indian Super Hornet bid
Boeing is optimistic it will make the shortlist for India's medium multirole combat aircraft requirement in 2011 with its F/A-18E/F Super Hornet ...
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FAA presses airlines on fatigue management plans
US regulators have reminded carriers of the need to file fatigue risk management plans as mandated by legislation that was finalised in August.
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Cameron: UK to swap JSFs to carrier variant, axe Harrier and Nimrod
UK Prime Minister David Cameron has confirmed plans to switch to the F-35C variant and scrap the Harrier and Nimrod MRA4 fleets ...
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PICTURES: Second Lynx Wildcat makes flight debut
AgustaWestland's second AW159 utility helicopter has made its flight debut in support of the British Army/UK Royal Navy Lynx Wildcat programme ...
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P&W details success with F135 engine STOVL tests
Pratt & Whitney has completed a key test in the process to clear the initial service release for the STOVL version of the F135 engine ...
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Australia adds AP-3C upgrade to Projects of Concern list
Australia has outlined an 18-month delay to a programme to upgrade the electronic support measures systems on its Lockheed Martin AP-3C Orions ...
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This Week briefing
Israel's Aeronautics Defense Systems is soon to test-fly a second manned aircraft it intends to modify as an unmanned system
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NBAA: VIDEO & PICTURES - Inside the new Gulfstream flagship
Gulfstream yesterday gave a glimpse of the interior of its new top-end jet, the G650.
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Business briefs
Lithuanian-based airline UAB Avion Express has been purchased by newly formed aviation consultancy Avion Capital Partners and a group of investors
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New arrival boosts RAF's Reaper fleet
The RAF's last currently-contracted Reaper UAV has arrived for duty in Afghanistan ...
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AirTanker: FSTA preparations on track
Preparations to field the UK's Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft fleet are running to schedule, says AirTanker Services ...