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Here is the first thing the Air Force would fund if it had more money in FY21
Congress is going to have to step in if it wants the Air Force to make a Skyborg prototype this year.
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French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
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Thai Air Force releases wish list for the next decade
The Royal Thai Air Force has set out its procurement priorities for the coming decade, with new transport aircraft, combat search-and-rescue helicopters, and light attack aircraft topping the list.
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Top US Air Force general hopes for major KC-46 fix by March
“We’re going to be flying that fix and starting to test it by the end of this summer,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says.
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Singapore expects first upgraded F-16 jets to fly next year
But when will the upgrade program be complete?
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Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
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Malaysia taps American fund to convert transport planes for maritime surveillance role
Malaysia will convert two Indonesian-built CN-235 transport aircraft into maritime patrol platforms using U.S. funding set aside for regional nations to improve maritime security, a top general confirmed.
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The Air Force is massively scaling back a major upgrade for the B-2 stealth bomber
The change will save the Air Force about $327.9 million in fiscal 2021.
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Singapore to pilot enhanced Airbus tanker refuelling kit
The flight test campaign for the improved aircraft, which Airbus calls the Smart MRTT, has already started and certification is targeted for 2021.
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PACAF commander says tankers are ‘key,’ even as the Pentagon trims them from the 2021 budget
Speaking to reporters at a media roundtable on the eve of the Singapore Airshow, Gen. Charles Brown, Jr. said more tankers and airlifters available to Pacific Air Forces was a “key aspect” to his command’s activities in the vast region.
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Here is the first thing the Air Force would fund if it had more money in FY21
Congress is going to have to step in if it wants the Air Force to make a Skyborg prototype this year.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Thai Air Force releases wish list for the next decade
The Royal Thai Air Force has set out its procurement priorities for the coming decade, with new transport aircraft, combat search-and-rescue helicopters, and light attack aircraft topping the list.
-
Top US Air Force general hopes for major KC-46 fix by March
“We’re going to be flying that fix and starting to test it by the end of this summer,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says.
-
Singapore expects first upgraded F-16 jets to fly next year
But when will the upgrade program be complete?
-
Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
-
Malaysia taps American fund to convert transport planes for maritime surveillance role
Malaysia will convert two Indonesian-built CN-235 transport aircraft into maritime patrol platforms using U.S. funding set aside for regional nations to improve maritime security, a top general confirmed.
-
The Air Force is massively scaling back a major upgrade for the B-2 stealth bomber
The change will save the Air Force about $327.9 million in fiscal 2021.
-
Singapore to pilot enhanced Airbus tanker refuelling kit
The flight test campaign for the improved aircraft, which Airbus calls the Smart MRTT, has already started and certification is targeted for 2021.
-
PACAF commander says tankers are ‘key,’ even as the Pentagon trims them from the 2021 budget
Speaking to reporters at a media roundtable on the eve of the Singapore Airshow, Gen. Charles Brown, Jr. said more tankers and airlifters available to Pacific Air Forces was a “key aspect” to his command’s activities in the vast region.
-
Here is the first thing the Air Force would fund if it had more money in FY21
Congress is going to have to step in if it wants the Air Force to make a Skyborg prototype this year.
-
French-German fighter program cleared for technology demos
With this week’s agreement covering work by French and German contractors only, Spain’s industry for now remains a spectator to what all countries involved say is a three-nation affair.
-
Thai Air Force releases wish list for the next decade
The Royal Thai Air Force has set out its procurement priorities for the coming decade, with new transport aircraft, combat search-and-rescue helicopters, and light attack aircraft topping the list.
-
Top US Air Force general hopes for major KC-46 fix by March
“We’re going to be flying that fix and starting to test it by the end of this summer,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says.
-
Singapore expects first upgraded F-16 jets to fly next year
But when will the upgrade program be complete?
-
Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
-
Malaysia taps American fund to convert transport planes for maritime surveillance role
Malaysia will convert two Indonesian-built CN-235 transport aircraft into maritime patrol platforms using U.S. funding set aside for regional nations to improve maritime security, a top general confirmed.
-
The Air Force is massively scaling back a major upgrade for the B-2 stealth bomber
The change will save the Air Force about $327.9 million in fiscal 2021.
-
Singapore to pilot enhanced Airbus tanker refuelling kit
The flight test campaign for the improved aircraft, which Airbus calls the Smart MRTT, has already started and certification is targeted for 2021.
-
PACAF commander says tankers are ‘key,’ even as the Pentagon trims them from the 2021 budget
Speaking to reporters at a media roundtable on the eve of the Singapore Airshow, Gen. Charles Brown, Jr. said more tankers and airlifters available to Pacific Air Forces was a “key aspect” to his command’s activities in the vast region.



