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Boeing Contracts for Second KC-46 for Japan

Improved Reliability and Life-Cycle Costs

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Critical Design Review for B-21 RAIDER

Delivering Capability “At the Speed of Relevance”

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F-35 Axis

Germany still considering the F-35?

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Airbus’ presence at EXPONAVAL 2018 embraces both its Helicopters and its Defence and Space divisions. Jerome Ronssin, General Manager for Airbus Helicopters Chile, at the company's stand at EXPONAVAL 2018. (Photo: Luis Vásquez)

EXPONAVAL 2018: Airbus Shows Helicopters and Drones

Company Offering H125 as Solution for Chilean Navy Requirement

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Avionics Services Delivers UH-1H to Honduras Air Force

412 Bell UH-1H to be upgraded with glass cockpits and Garmin 650 GPS systems

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Airbus and Lockheed Martin signed an agreement to jointly explore opportunities to meet the growing demand for aerial refuelling (AAR) for US defence customers. 

Defence Aerospace Giants Sign AAR Agreement

Aerial refuelling Memorandum of Agreement

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Egypt Requests AH-64E APACHEs

10 Aircraft and Related Equipment & Support for $1 Billion

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UKSE Show News – Big Plans for Big Planes

Volga-Dnepr outlines plans for large-scale Antonov AN-124 Modernisation

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Serbia Accepts First of Nine H145M

December will see two more helos delivered

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Embraer Completes KC-390 Troop Unloading and Evacuation Testing

Aircraft On Schedule for FOC in Late 2019

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The shape of the X-59 QueSST has been carefully designed to provide for shaping the airflow at transonic speeds to decrease the loudness of the ‘sonic boom’ associated with supersonic speeds. (Photo: NASA)

NASA’s QueSST for Quiet Supersonic Flight

X-59 Testbed Will Fly in 2021

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The Japan Air Self-Defence Force already has the AIM-120 AMRAAM in service and will deploy it on a range of aircraft, including the F-35A, the first Japanese example of which is seen here arriving at Luke AFB, AZ. (Photo: USAF)

Japan Requests AMRAAMs

32 Missiles Requested at Estimated Cost $63 Million

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Australian Defence Minister Christopher Pyne announced Friday that General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. (GA-ASI) has been selected as the winner of its competition to supply a medium altitude long endurance (MALE) remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) to the Australian Defence Force General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA ASI), one of the world’s leading manufacturer of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), has been advised that, following consideration by the Australian Government, it has been selected to provide the Armed Remotely Piloted Aircraft System under Project Air 7003 for the Australian Defence Force (ADF).

GA-ASI Wins Project Air 7003

GA-ASI selected to provide RPAS to Australian DefenceForce

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StandardAero will provide depot level repair and overhaul for the CFM56-7 engines used on the P-8A. (Photo: CFM International)

StandardAero Option Year for US Navy POSEIDON Engine MRO

Contract Supports US, Australia and other FMS Customers

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US Army Pilots Fly Autonomous Sikorsky Helicopter

MATRIX Technology Aids Decision-Making and Facilitates Reduced Crew

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SENER and Babcock Deliver Sixth Upgraded AB-212 to Spanish Navy

Life Extension Programme Prolongs Useful Service by 15 Years Plus

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Mind the Gap

Third Dimension’s GapGun Used in F-35 Manufacturing Process

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Thailand Receives Two More H225Ms

Seventh and Eighth (of Twelve) Aircraft for Transport, SAR and CSAR

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