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Austria set to replace Eurofighter Typhoons
Austria is set to replace the small fleet of fighter jets to patrol its airspace following an announcement today that the collection of Eurofighter Typhoons and Saab 105 OE aircraft would be phased out.
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German MoD rests its case on armed drones, for now
After lawmakers spurned government plans to lease a handful of armed drones from Israel, ministry of defense officials have no choice but to let the topic rest until after national elections in late September.
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German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
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Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
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Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
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Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
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Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone
The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.
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German court approves drone deal over US industry challenge
A German court sided with the Berlin government in allowing a leasing arrangement of the Israel-made Heron TP drone to move forward.
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Austria set to replace Eurofighter Typhoons
Austria is set to replace the small fleet of fighter jets to patrol its airspace following an announcement today that the collection of Eurofighter Typhoons and Saab 105 OE aircraft would be phased out.
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German MoD rests its case on armed drones, for now
After lawmakers spurned government plans to lease a handful of armed drones from Israel, ministry of defense officials have no choice but to let the topic rest until after national elections in late September.
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German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
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Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
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Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
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Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
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Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone
The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.
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German court approves drone deal over US industry challenge
A German court sided with the Berlin government in allowing a leasing arrangement of the Israel-made Heron TP drone to move forward.
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Austria set to replace Eurofighter Typhoons
Austria is set to replace the small fleet of fighter jets to patrol its airspace following an announcement today that the collection of Eurofighter Typhoons and Saab 105 OE aircraft would be phased out.
-
German MoD rests its case on armed drones, for now
After lawmakers spurned government plans to lease a handful of armed drones from Israel, ministry of defense officials have no choice but to let the topic rest until after national elections in late September.
-
German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
-
Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
-
Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
-
Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
-
Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone
The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.
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German court approves drone deal over US industry challenge
A German court sided with the Berlin government in allowing a leasing arrangement of the Israel-made Heron TP drone to move forward.
