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Leonardo CEO: Raytheon-Honeywell impasse to blame for T-X breakup
Leonardo’s Mauro Moretti has denied reports that the firm’s M-346 jet is too pricey to compete in the U.S. T-X trainer contest, claiming its partnership with Raytheon fell apart because of issues between Raytheon and engine manufacturer Honeywell.
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Leonardo CEO defiant on his role in company turnaround
When asked if his current conviction might cause the government to drop his company mandate, Moretti replied: “If I am not reconfirmed because of the firm’s results, I would be shocked.”
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Italy and Qatar ink naval training deal
The deals cover the enrollment of Qataris at Italian Navy training centers, the embarking of Qatari Navy personnel on Italian vessels and the dispatch of an Italian naval liaison officer to the Qatar naval headquarters in Doha.
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Leonardo gives financial sneak peek as CEO replacement decision nears
Mauro Moretti, the CEO of Italian government-controlled Leonardo, has taken the unusual decision of releasing the firm’s healthy annual results early, just as the Italian government mulls extending his contract or choosing a replacement.
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Leonardo heralds French UAV radar selection
Leonardo officially announced on Monday that the Picosar radar would fly on the Patroller UAV acquired last year by the French army, with first deliveries this year.
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Pending bill seeks to shake up Italy’s military
Italy’s army, navy and air force will be forced to talk to each other more often thanks to legislation proposed by the Italian government, which promises an all-round shakeup of the armed forces.
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Italy’s defense-industry chief attacks F-35 ‘broken promises’
Local companies want more business in jet maintenance, per agreement with the U.S.
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Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
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Leonardo CEO Backed by Board After Rail Crash Conviction
Italian firm Leonardo said its CEO Mauro Moretti will stay on the job, despite being convicted by an Italian court on Tuesday for his alleged role in a train crash in 2009, during his time as head of Italy’s railways.
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Trainer Price Wars: Raytheon Wanted Millions Less Per Plane Than Leonardo
The collapse of the deal between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to offer the T-100 jet trainer in the US T-X competition followed Leonardo’s refusal to cut the price of the aircraft by as much as a third, Italian sources have told Defense News.
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Leonardo CEO: Raytheon-Honeywell impasse to blame for T-X breakup
Leonardo’s Mauro Moretti has denied reports that the firm’s M-346 jet is too pricey to compete in the U.S. T-X trainer contest, claiming its partnership with Raytheon fell apart because of issues between Raytheon and engine manufacturer Honeywell.
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Leonardo CEO defiant on his role in company turnaround
When asked if his current conviction might cause the government to drop his company mandate, Moretti replied: “If I am not reconfirmed because of the firm’s results, I would be shocked.”
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Italy and Qatar ink naval training deal
The deals cover the enrollment of Qataris at Italian Navy training centers, the embarking of Qatari Navy personnel on Italian vessels and the dispatch of an Italian naval liaison officer to the Qatar naval headquarters in Doha.
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Leonardo gives financial sneak peek as CEO replacement decision nears
Mauro Moretti, the CEO of Italian government-controlled Leonardo, has taken the unusual decision of releasing the firm’s healthy annual results early, just as the Italian government mulls extending his contract or choosing a replacement.
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Leonardo heralds French UAV radar selection
Leonardo officially announced on Monday that the Picosar radar would fly on the Patroller UAV acquired last year by the French army, with first deliveries this year.
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Pending bill seeks to shake up Italy’s military
Italy’s army, navy and air force will be forced to talk to each other more often thanks to legislation proposed by the Italian government, which promises an all-round shakeup of the armed forces.
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Italy’s defense-industry chief attacks F-35 ‘broken promises’
Local companies want more business in jet maintenance, per agreement with the U.S.
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Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
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Leonardo CEO Backed by Board After Rail Crash Conviction
Italian firm Leonardo said its CEO Mauro Moretti will stay on the job, despite being convicted by an Italian court on Tuesday for his alleged role in a train crash in 2009, during his time as head of Italy’s railways.
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Trainer Price Wars: Raytheon Wanted Millions Less Per Plane Than Leonardo
The collapse of the deal between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to offer the T-100 jet trainer in the US T-X competition followed Leonardo’s refusal to cut the price of the aircraft by as much as a third, Italian sources have told Defense News.
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Leonardo CEO: Raytheon-Honeywell impasse to blame for T-X breakup
Leonardo’s Mauro Moretti has denied reports that the firm’s M-346 jet is too pricey to compete in the U.S. T-X trainer contest, claiming its partnership with Raytheon fell apart because of issues between Raytheon and engine manufacturer Honeywell.
-
Leonardo CEO defiant on his role in company turnaround
When asked if his current conviction might cause the government to drop his company mandate, Moretti replied: “If I am not reconfirmed because of the firm’s results, I would be shocked.”
-
Italy and Qatar ink naval training deal
The deals cover the enrollment of Qataris at Italian Navy training centers, the embarking of Qatari Navy personnel on Italian vessels and the dispatch of an Italian naval liaison officer to the Qatar naval headquarters in Doha.
-
Leonardo gives financial sneak peek as CEO replacement decision nears
Mauro Moretti, the CEO of Italian government-controlled Leonardo, has taken the unusual decision of releasing the firm’s healthy annual results early, just as the Italian government mulls extending his contract or choosing a replacement.
-
Leonardo heralds French UAV radar selection
Leonardo officially announced on Monday that the Picosar radar would fly on the Patroller UAV acquired last year by the French army, with first deliveries this year.
-
Pending bill seeks to shake up Italy’s military
Italy’s army, navy and air force will be forced to talk to each other more often thanks to legislation proposed by the Italian government, which promises an all-round shakeup of the armed forces.
-
Italy’s defense-industry chief attacks F-35 ‘broken promises’
Local companies want more business in jet maintenance, per agreement with the U.S.
-
Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
-
Leonardo CEO Backed by Board After Rail Crash Conviction
Italian firm Leonardo said its CEO Mauro Moretti will stay on the job, despite being convicted by an Italian court on Tuesday for his alleged role in a train crash in 2009, during his time as head of Italy’s railways.
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Trainer Price Wars: Raytheon Wanted Millions Less Per Plane Than Leonardo
The collapse of the deal between Raytheon and Italy’s Leonardo to offer the T-100 jet trainer in the US T-X competition followed Leonardo’s refusal to cut the price of the aircraft by as much as a third, Italian sources have told Defense News.
