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US election drama ups the ante for Europe’s signature next-gen weapon
One effort being held up to the microscope is mainland Europe’s program to field a next-generation fighter aircraft and weapon program by 2040.
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US Air Force awards ABMS contracts to another 24 vendors
Each company was awarded an IDIQ contract worth up to $950 million.
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Defense aerospace primes are raking in money for classified programs
Here’s everything aerospace industry executives told investors about the secret aviation programs they’re working on.
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After the third Advanced Battle Management System test, this is the IT tool the head of Pacific Air Forces put on his wish list
“There are parts of [ABMS] that I really, really like,” the commander of Pacific Air Forces told reporters.
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Japan names contractor to build its future fighter jet
Japan is determined to restart its indigenous fighter aircraft capabilities, and the company it selected to build its F-X aircraft is the only local one with the relevant experience.
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Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
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UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
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US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
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Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
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How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
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US election drama ups the ante for Europe’s signature next-gen weapon
One effort being held up to the microscope is mainland Europe’s program to field a next-generation fighter aircraft and weapon program by 2040.
-
US Air Force awards ABMS contracts to another 24 vendors
Each company was awarded an IDIQ contract worth up to $950 million.
-
Defense aerospace primes are raking in money for classified programs
Here’s everything aerospace industry executives told investors about the secret aviation programs they’re working on.
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After the third Advanced Battle Management System test, this is the IT tool the head of Pacific Air Forces put on his wish list
“There are parts of [ABMS] that I really, really like,” the commander of Pacific Air Forces told reporters.
-
Japan names contractor to build its future fighter jet
Japan is determined to restart its indigenous fighter aircraft capabilities, and the company it selected to build its F-X aircraft is the only local one with the relevant experience.
-
Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
-
Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
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How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
-
US election drama ups the ante for Europe’s signature next-gen weapon
One effort being held up to the microscope is mainland Europe’s program to field a next-generation fighter aircraft and weapon program by 2040.
-
US Air Force awards ABMS contracts to another 24 vendors
Each company was awarded an IDIQ contract worth up to $950 million.
-
Defense aerospace primes are raking in money for classified programs
Here’s everything aerospace industry executives told investors about the secret aviation programs they’re working on.
-
After the third Advanced Battle Management System test, this is the IT tool the head of Pacific Air Forces put on his wish list
“There are parts of [ABMS] that I really, really like,” the commander of Pacific Air Forces told reporters.
-
Japan names contractor to build its future fighter jet
Japan is determined to restart its indigenous fighter aircraft capabilities, and the company it selected to build its F-X aircraft is the only local one with the relevant experience.
-
Lockheed is developing a system to turn airlift planes into weapons trucks
The company won a $25 million contract in August to develop a technology that will allow cargo aircraft to drop pallets filled with smart weapons.
-
UAE could get up to 50 F-35s in $10B sale
If approved, the United Arab Emirates operate the same number of F-35s as Israel.
-
US Air Force wants help seeing moving targets in its sensor data
Descartes Labs says its geospatial analytics platform will help the Air Force generate moving target indication data.
-
Boeing has another overrun on the KC-46, but its CEO says there’s reason for hope
“The tanker has been a drag on us for three or four years in every way you can think of,” says Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.
-
How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
