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Spartan vs. C295: Winner of Turkish airlifter contest may secure $500M deal
Italian Leonardo’s C-27J Spartan airlifter will soon face off against the Airbus’ C295 in a sizable Turkish contract, with Ukraine-based company Antonov potentially joining the race.
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Turkey sets timetable for critical phase of its fighter jet program
An official from Turkish Aerospace Industries, the prime local contractor for the TF-X program, says talks with a number of potential technology suppliers and their local partners have matured enough to give decision-makers a clear picture.
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Turkey chooses jet engine variant for indigenous trainer
One TAI official said it was unclear if the Hurjet will have a single engine or a twin engine.
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Airbus to build, SpaceX to launch Turkey’s 2 new satellites
Turkey’s state-run satellite operator has inked a contract with Airbus Space and Defense for two new-generation communications satellites.
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Turkey taps both Russian, European air defense options
After years of zigzagging between NATO and non-NATO options to build its first long-range air and anti-missile defense system, Turkey has officially decided to go for both Russian and European offerings.
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Turkish procurement saga weighs Russian S-400 deal against pleasing the West
A top Turkish procurement official says the S-400 deal would be direct acquisition, not co-production, and that a future co-production deal for the S-500 system is unlikely.
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Drone wars: Turkey ups homegrown options
Turkey is seeking to counter threats on both sides of its border, and local industry is preparing to fulfill that demand.
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Turkey kicks off estimated $1B-plus competition for Altay tank engine
Turkey’s Undersecretariat for Defense Industries invited local engine makers to develop the “power group” consisting of an engine and transmission system for the Altay tank.
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Turkey terminates local jet program worth billions
Officials confirm the program has been aborted after a number of reviews proved that it had lost its “economic feasibility.”
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Caterpillar in talks over engine for Turkey’s Altay tank
Caterpillar and engine-maker Perkins have expressed interest in the power pack for Turkey’s indigenous Altay tank program.
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Spartan vs. C295: Winner of Turkish airlifter contest may secure $500M deal
Italian Leonardo’s C-27J Spartan airlifter will soon face off against the Airbus’ C295 in a sizable Turkish contract, with Ukraine-based company Antonov potentially joining the race.
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Turkey sets timetable for critical phase of its fighter jet program
An official from Turkish Aerospace Industries, the prime local contractor for the TF-X program, says talks with a number of potential technology suppliers and their local partners have matured enough to give decision-makers a clear picture.
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Turkey chooses jet engine variant for indigenous trainer
One TAI official said it was unclear if the Hurjet will have a single engine or a twin engine.
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Airbus to build, SpaceX to launch Turkey’s 2 new satellites
Turkey’s state-run satellite operator has inked a contract with Airbus Space and Defense for two new-generation communications satellites.
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Turkey taps both Russian, European air defense options
After years of zigzagging between NATO and non-NATO options to build its first long-range air and anti-missile defense system, Turkey has officially decided to go for both Russian and European offerings.
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Turkish procurement saga weighs Russian S-400 deal against pleasing the West
A top Turkish procurement official says the S-400 deal would be direct acquisition, not co-production, and that a future co-production deal for the S-500 system is unlikely.
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Drone wars: Turkey ups homegrown options
Turkey is seeking to counter threats on both sides of its border, and local industry is preparing to fulfill that demand.
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Turkey kicks off estimated $1B-plus competition for Altay tank engine
Turkey’s Undersecretariat for Defense Industries invited local engine makers to develop the “power group” consisting of an engine and transmission system for the Altay tank.
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Turkey terminates local jet program worth billions
Officials confirm the program has been aborted after a number of reviews proved that it had lost its “economic feasibility.”
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Caterpillar in talks over engine for Turkey’s Altay tank
Caterpillar and engine-maker Perkins have expressed interest in the power pack for Turkey’s indigenous Altay tank program.
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Spartan vs. C295: Winner of Turkish airlifter contest may secure $500M deal
Italian Leonardo’s C-27J Spartan airlifter will soon face off against the Airbus’ C295 in a sizable Turkish contract, with Ukraine-based company Antonov potentially joining the race.
-
Turkey sets timetable for critical phase of its fighter jet program
An official from Turkish Aerospace Industries, the prime local contractor for the TF-X program, says talks with a number of potential technology suppliers and their local partners have matured enough to give decision-makers a clear picture.
-
Turkey chooses jet engine variant for indigenous trainer
One TAI official said it was unclear if the Hurjet will have a single engine or a twin engine.
-
Airbus to build, SpaceX to launch Turkey’s 2 new satellites
Turkey’s state-run satellite operator has inked a contract with Airbus Space and Defense for two new-generation communications satellites.
-
Turkey taps both Russian, European air defense options
After years of zigzagging between NATO and non-NATO options to build its first long-range air and anti-missile defense system, Turkey has officially decided to go for both Russian and European offerings.
-
Turkish procurement saga weighs Russian S-400 deal against pleasing the West
A top Turkish procurement official says the S-400 deal would be direct acquisition, not co-production, and that a future co-production deal for the S-500 system is unlikely.
-
Drone wars: Turkey ups homegrown options
Turkey is seeking to counter threats on both sides of its border, and local industry is preparing to fulfill that demand.
-
Turkey kicks off estimated $1B-plus competition for Altay tank engine
Turkey’s Undersecretariat for Defense Industries invited local engine makers to develop the “power group” consisting of an engine and transmission system for the Altay tank.
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Turkey terminates local jet program worth billions
Officials confirm the program has been aborted after a number of reviews proved that it had lost its “economic feasibility.”
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Caterpillar in talks over engine for Turkey’s Altay tank
Caterpillar and engine-maker Perkins have expressed interest in the power pack for Turkey’s indigenous Altay tank program.
