RSK MIG
The MiG-AT continues to be developed, despite the type having lost out to Yakovlev's rival Yak-130 in a contest to re-equip the Russian air force's training schools. The MiG-AT is offered as an advanced jet trainer and also as an armed light combat aircraft.
Russia's Rosoboronexport agency is offering the aircraft, which has twin Larzac engines and a service life of 15,000h.
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Source: Flight International
The $5.2 billion purchase, which will see aircraft deliveries starting in 2031, marks Boeing’s first firm overseas order for its latest F-15EX variant.
MBDA has produced the first prototype of a future cruise missile being developed for France and the UK, with the design already having undergone radio frequency-signature testing.
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