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A400M Contract Amendment

Airbus and OCCAR conclude Global Rebaselining of A400M programme

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Paris Air Show: ESG Shows VECTOR, SCORPION and GUARDION

Reliable, Capable and Innovative Mission-proven Solutions

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Paris Air Show: Elbit Systems Launches CONDOR Multi-Spectral Reconnaissance System

Long-Range Oblique Photography Coupled to AI Capabilities

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Paris Air Show: FN Herstal Showcases Airborne Digital Suite

Solutions for Fixed Forward-firing Weapons

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New Zealand to Buy C-130J

Estimated cost at more than NZ$1 billion

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MTU Aero Engines Showcases Innovative Propulsion Technologies at Paris Air Show

Conceptual ideas for a Next European Fighter Engine (NEFE)

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PAS 2019: Aselsan to Focus on Advanced Products and Capabilities

From Advanced Avionics to Counter-UAS Systems

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Embraer and WEG Collaborate on Electrical Aeronautical Propulsion Systems

New Technology Could Impact Trainer Aircraft Market

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FEINDEF 2019: SENER and Babcock Complete AB-212 Modernisation

Seven Aircraft With Life Extended by Further 15 Years

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FEINDEF 2019: ITP Albacete Certified for MTR390-E Engine Maintenance

Plant Will Service all Spanish TIGERs

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KC-390 Cargo Handling System Addresses Multiple Challenges

Home-Grown Solution the Right Answer

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oeing, through its subsidiary Tapestry Solutions, received a 10-year contract from the US Air Force (USAF) to provide Weapon Planning Software (WPS) for numerous aircraft and weapons platforms used by US military and allied forces. The mission planning software is designed to help military customers plan every detail of a mission, including routes, threats and points for weapons launches.The B-52 bomber is among the multiple platforms that will receive Weapon Planning Software upgrades (Photo: Boeing)

Boeing Tapestry Solutions to Provide USAF Weapon Planning Software

WPS contract, awarded under competitive acquisition, potentially valued at $259 million over a 10-year period

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The Boeing CH-47 CHINOOK and the Sikorsky (a Lockheed Martin company) CH-53K King STALLION have finally formally responded to the German Armed Forces' (Bundeswehr) heavy-lift helicopter programme (STH), replacing the 70 in-service CH-53G/GS/GA STALLION, which are supposed to retire starting 2025, and fully procured by end 2032.

STH - Here We Go

44-60 Luftwaffe helos for €5.6 billion by 2032

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First H160Ms for France by 2026

French Ministry brings future Joint Light Helicopter development forward

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Sikorsky Combat Rescue Helicopter Makes First Flight

HH-60W Customised for USAF Rescue Mission

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Opinion: Identifying the Unidentified

US Air Force Wants to Take ‘U’ out of ‘UFO’

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US Navy Orders CH-53K LRIP Lots 2 and 3

$1.13 Billion for 12 Aircraft for Delivery From 2022

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Greece Receives Modernised P-3 ORION

Lockheed Martin Delivers ‘Interim’ Solution Aircraft in Advance of Four Upgrades

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