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Israel confirms plans for 25 Beechcraft T-6A trainers
Israel has selected the Beechcraft T-6A Texan II as the favoured replacement for its ageing...
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Czech air force details operational experience with Saab Gripen
The Czech air force has provided details about the operational performance of its 14 leased Saab Gripen C/D fighters ...
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Qantas to start first Australian KC-30 tanker conversion
The first Airbus A330 to undergo in-country tanker conversion for the Royal Australian Air Force has arrived at a Qantas facility in Brisbane ...
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NewsPICTURE: A400M engine makes first ground run on C-130 testbed
The TP400 engine for Airbus Military's delayed A400M transport has been run for the first time with a flight testbed ...
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BREAKING NEWS: Wedgetail 737 deliveries to Australia slip again
First deliveries of Boeing 737 airborne early warning and control system aircraft to...
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The Great Survivor
The latest version of the RAF’s Nimrod – over budget and 13 years late – prompted a political crisis. Can the troubled programme finally deliver on its promises?
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NewsJCA industry team faces shake-up
A key member of the industry team that won the Joint Cargo Aircraft (JCA) contract a year ago appears to have dropped out, a move that would force a major shake-up of the original production system.
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General Aviation In Brief
HELICOPTER BOOM Oboronprom subsidiary Helicopters of Russia, which has stakes in major Russian rotorcraft...
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Northrop advances Eurohawk production work
The German navy's plan to replace Atlantic SIGINT aircraft with the unmanned Eurohawk has passed an early landmark ...
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Thales seeks buyers for surplus Nimrod radars
Thales is in discussions with possible users of surplus maritime search radars acquired for the UK's BAE Systems Nimrod MRA4 surveillance aircraft ...
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US Navy accepts first operational EA-18G jammer
Boeing has delivered the US Navy's first operational EA-18G Growler electronic warfare aircraft, completing a five-year development effort worth $1 billion ...
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European UAV hopes are dead, says Dassault chairman
European hopes of developing a home-grown large surveillance unmanned air vehicle are effectively dead, with programmes based on proven and readily available...
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First AEW Il-76 for India begins flight testing
The first of three Ilyushin Il-76 transport aircraft being modified for airborne early warning duty with the Indian air force has begun tests flights in...
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India seeks 22 attack helicopters
India has begun a competition to procure 22 attack helicopters for its air force, in the latest in a series of tenders aimed at modernising the service by...
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Boeing gets closer to P-8A power-on, EPX decisions
Boeing plans to reach the power-on milestone for the US Navy P-8A Poseidon before mid-June, and will soon finalise its team competing for a chance to adapt...
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Fresh delay hits Serbian MiG-29 deal
A programme to overhaul RSK MiG-29 fighters for the Serbian air force is running months behind schedule, the nation's defence ministry confirms ...