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Lockheed’s F-35 program head to lead aeronautics biz
Greg Ulmer will become executive vice president of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics on Feb. 1.
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Is Russia’s defense industry too busy to take on another fighter jet project?
Rostec is developing the MiG-41, a fifth-generation fighter jet set to replace Russia’s MiG-31 jets currently in service. However, experts are questioning whether industry has the resources to produce the aircraft by its deadline.
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Boeing’s cost overruns on KC-46 now exceed initial contract with US Air Force
Pressures on Boeing’s commercial business during the pandemic have permeated the KC-46 program.
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With new Air Force One planes still bare, Biden will choose between the jet’s classic livery or a fresh paint scheme
No paint has been ordered for the new presidential aircraft, leaving it it possible that the iconic blue and gold design may be continued.
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Greece and France ink $3 billion contract for Rafale fighter jets
Six of the second-hand aircraft will be delivered at a rate of one a month starting this July, with the six new aircraft delivered in spring 2022 and the last six used aircraft delivered in early 2023.
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British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
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China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
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The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
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As 5G auction continues, Pentagon turns to safety planning
The Federal Aviation Administration and commercial aviation trade group have raised concerns that 5G deployment could cause interference to civil and military aircraft.
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Just hours before Biden’s inauguration, the UAE and US come to a deal on F-35 sales
Trump administration officials were hoping to clear the deal before the inauguration on Jan. 20.
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Lockheed’s F-35 program head to lead aeronautics biz
Greg Ulmer will become executive vice president of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics on Feb. 1.
-
Is Russia’s defense industry too busy to take on another fighter jet project?
Rostec is developing the MiG-41, a fifth-generation fighter jet set to replace Russia’s MiG-31 jets currently in service. However, experts are questioning whether industry has the resources to produce the aircraft by its deadline.
-
Boeing’s cost overruns on KC-46 now exceed initial contract with US Air Force
Pressures on Boeing’s commercial business during the pandemic have permeated the KC-46 program.
-
With new Air Force One planes still bare, Biden will choose between the jet’s classic livery or a fresh paint scheme
No paint has been ordered for the new presidential aircraft, leaving it it possible that the iconic blue and gold design may be continued.
-
Greece and France ink $3 billion contract for Rafale fighter jets
Six of the second-hand aircraft will be delivered at a rate of one a month starting this July, with the six new aircraft delivered in spring 2022 and the last six used aircraft delivered in early 2023.
-
British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
-
China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
-
The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
-
As 5G auction continues, Pentagon turns to safety planning
The Federal Aviation Administration and commercial aviation trade group have raised concerns that 5G deployment could cause interference to civil and military aircraft.
-
Just hours before Biden’s inauguration, the UAE and US come to a deal on F-35 sales
Trump administration officials were hoping to clear the deal before the inauguration on Jan. 20.
-
Lockheed’s F-35 program head to lead aeronautics biz
Greg Ulmer will become executive vice president of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics on Feb. 1.
-
Is Russia’s defense industry too busy to take on another fighter jet project?
Rostec is developing the MiG-41, a fifth-generation fighter jet set to replace Russia’s MiG-31 jets currently in service. However, experts are questioning whether industry has the resources to produce the aircraft by its deadline.
-
Boeing’s cost overruns on KC-46 now exceed initial contract with US Air Force
Pressures on Boeing’s commercial business during the pandemic have permeated the KC-46 program.
-
With new Air Force One planes still bare, Biden will choose between the jet’s classic livery or a fresh paint scheme
No paint has been ordered for the new presidential aircraft, leaving it it possible that the iconic blue and gold design may be continued.
-
Greece and France ink $3 billion contract for Rafale fighter jets
Six of the second-hand aircraft will be delivered at a rate of one a month starting this July, with the six new aircraft delivered in spring 2022 and the last six used aircraft delivered in early 2023.
-
British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
-
China, US step up military activities near Taiwan
There was a noticeable uptick in the People’s Liberation Army’s typical air activity inside Taiwan’ air defense identification zone, which usually amounts to a handful of aircraft daily.
-
The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
-
As 5G auction continues, Pentagon turns to safety planning
The Federal Aviation Administration and commercial aviation trade group have raised concerns that 5G deployment could cause interference to civil and military aircraft.
-
Just hours before Biden’s inauguration, the UAE and US come to a deal on F-35 sales
Trump administration officials were hoping to clear the deal before the inauguration on Jan. 20.
