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Sikorsky, TAI sign $270 million cooperation deal
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) and Sikorsky Aircraft Company have signed a “cooperation agreement” aimed at enhancing business between the two companies in the next 10 years.
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Turkey unveils armed trainer, hopes to compete for exports
Turkey’s Defence Ministry and aerospace powerhouse have jointly unveiled a prototype of the country’s first indigenous armed trainer aircraft.
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Turkey mulls purchase of Russian S-400 air defense system
Defence Minister Fikri Isik says talks between Turkey and Russia for the potential acquisition of the S-400 system “made quite [the] progress.”
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Conflict zones offer Turkish armored vehicles new opportunities
The world’s conflict zones are offering unique opportunities to Turkey’s rising armored vehicles manufacturers.
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New terms offered for a Turkish MEADS missile-defense system
Company officials say the precise nature of their proposal would not be an off-the-shelf acquisition nor a co-production.
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Turkey aims to produce long-range missiles
Turkey’s state-controlled missile-maker Roketsan is developing a long-range ground-to-ground missile and weapons system, the country’s procurement office has announced on its website.
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Turkey to develop surveillance balloons for border protection
Aselsan is hoping to develop the “Water Drop” and the “Global” to detect terrorist activity and illegal crossings along Turkey’s borders with Syria and Iraq.
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Despite industry deal, unknowns cloud Turkish fighter-jet plans
BAE Systems looks to have further cemented its future role in a strategic Turkish fighter jet contract, though uncertainties remain in the multibillion-dollar effort.
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Turkey launches $500 million tank-upgrade contest
The Turkish government has officially launched a competition for the upgrade of a batch of 200 German- and US-made battle tanks in the army’s inventory.
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Political Rift Kills Turkey-Austria Engine Deal
Growing political tensions between Ankara and Vienna in recent months have resulted in the termination of an otherwise prospective deal between a Turkish and an Austrian company, both engine specialists.
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Sikorsky, TAI sign $270 million cooperation deal
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) and Sikorsky Aircraft Company have signed a “cooperation agreement” aimed at enhancing business between the two companies in the next 10 years.
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Turkey unveils armed trainer, hopes to compete for exports
Turkey’s Defence Ministry and aerospace powerhouse have jointly unveiled a prototype of the country’s first indigenous armed trainer aircraft.
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Turkey mulls purchase of Russian S-400 air defense system
Defence Minister Fikri Isik says talks between Turkey and Russia for the potential acquisition of the S-400 system “made quite [the] progress.”
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Conflict zones offer Turkish armored vehicles new opportunities
The world’s conflict zones are offering unique opportunities to Turkey’s rising armored vehicles manufacturers.
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New terms offered for a Turkish MEADS missile-defense system
Company officials say the precise nature of their proposal would not be an off-the-shelf acquisition nor a co-production.
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Turkey aims to produce long-range missiles
Turkey’s state-controlled missile-maker Roketsan is developing a long-range ground-to-ground missile and weapons system, the country’s procurement office has announced on its website.
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Turkey to develop surveillance balloons for border protection
Aselsan is hoping to develop the “Water Drop” and the “Global” to detect terrorist activity and illegal crossings along Turkey’s borders with Syria and Iraq.
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Despite industry deal, unknowns cloud Turkish fighter-jet plans
BAE Systems looks to have further cemented its future role in a strategic Turkish fighter jet contract, though uncertainties remain in the multibillion-dollar effort.
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Turkey launches $500 million tank-upgrade contest
The Turkish government has officially launched a competition for the upgrade of a batch of 200 German- and US-made battle tanks in the army’s inventory.
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Political Rift Kills Turkey-Austria Engine Deal
Growing political tensions between Ankara and Vienna in recent months have resulted in the termination of an otherwise prospective deal between a Turkish and an Austrian company, both engine specialists.
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Sikorsky, TAI sign $270 million cooperation deal
Tusas Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) and Sikorsky Aircraft Company have signed a “cooperation agreement” aimed at enhancing business between the two companies in the next 10 years.
-
Turkey unveils armed trainer, hopes to compete for exports
Turkey’s Defence Ministry and aerospace powerhouse have jointly unveiled a prototype of the country’s first indigenous armed trainer aircraft.
-
Turkey mulls purchase of Russian S-400 air defense system
Defence Minister Fikri Isik says talks between Turkey and Russia for the potential acquisition of the S-400 system “made quite [the] progress.”
-
Conflict zones offer Turkish armored vehicles new opportunities
The world’s conflict zones are offering unique opportunities to Turkey’s rising armored vehicles manufacturers.
-
New terms offered for a Turkish MEADS missile-defense system
Company officials say the precise nature of their proposal would not be an off-the-shelf acquisition nor a co-production.
-
Turkey aims to produce long-range missiles
Turkey’s state-controlled missile-maker Roketsan is developing a long-range ground-to-ground missile and weapons system, the country’s procurement office has announced on its website.
-
Turkey to develop surveillance balloons for border protection
Aselsan is hoping to develop the “Water Drop” and the “Global” to detect terrorist activity and illegal crossings along Turkey’s borders with Syria and Iraq.
-
Despite industry deal, unknowns cloud Turkish fighter-jet plans
BAE Systems looks to have further cemented its future role in a strategic Turkish fighter jet contract, though uncertainties remain in the multibillion-dollar effort.
-
Turkey launches $500 million tank-upgrade contest
The Turkish government has officially launched a competition for the upgrade of a batch of 200 German- and US-made battle tanks in the army’s inventory.
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Political Rift Kills Turkey-Austria Engine Deal
Growing political tensions between Ankara and Vienna in recent months have resulted in the termination of an otherwise prospective deal between a Turkish and an Austrian company, both engine specialists.
