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Coming in 2020: A new technology to link F-35 simulators across the globe
Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, will be the first to get the new capability.
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The US Air Force wants to network all its weapons together. Will simulators be included?
A contract award in 2020 could pave the way for greater interoperability for Air Force aircraft simulators.
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Italian air chief: Time to think about next-gen fighters
Italy is looking at the UK-based Tempest for its next-generation jet, but options remain open, says Lt. Gen. Alberto Rosso.
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CAE launches new virtual reality trainer
The new VR trainer and courseware was inspired by the U.S. Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
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Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
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Calidus inks its first B-250 light attack plane order
The United Arab Emirates will operate a domestically produced military plane for the first time.
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Rostec exec: American sanctions create unfair advantage for weapons sales
Rostec’s head of international cooperation touts Russian weapons as the U.S. urges partner nations to buy American.
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UAE announces informal agreement for two more Saab GlobalEye planes
The order could be worth $1 billion, but the UAE and Saab have yet to arrive at a formal signed agreement.
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The US Air Force is in no hurry to commit to a next-gen fighter design
The service is taking its time to settle on a next-generation fighter design, awaiting instead lessons learned from the F-35 jet and playing the field with promising technologies, says a senior Air Force official.
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Saab’s GlobalEye airborne early warning plane makes its debut at the Dubai Airshow
For Saab, the GlobalEye’s showcase in Dubai is a chance to celebrate the program’s fast pace.
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Coming in 2020: A new technology to link F-35 simulators across the globe
Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, will be the first to get the new capability.
-
The US Air Force wants to network all its weapons together. Will simulators be included?
A contract award in 2020 could pave the way for greater interoperability for Air Force aircraft simulators.
-
Italian air chief: Time to think about next-gen fighters
Italy is looking at the UK-based Tempest for its next-generation jet, but options remain open, says Lt. Gen. Alberto Rosso.
-
CAE launches new virtual reality trainer
The new VR trainer and courseware was inspired by the U.S. Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
-
Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
-
Calidus inks its first B-250 light attack plane order
The United Arab Emirates will operate a domestically produced military plane for the first time.
-
Rostec exec: American sanctions create unfair advantage for weapons sales
Rostec’s head of international cooperation touts Russian weapons as the U.S. urges partner nations to buy American.
-
UAE announces informal agreement for two more Saab GlobalEye planes
The order could be worth $1 billion, but the UAE and Saab have yet to arrive at a formal signed agreement.
-
The US Air Force is in no hurry to commit to a next-gen fighter design
The service is taking its time to settle on a next-generation fighter design, awaiting instead lessons learned from the F-35 jet and playing the field with promising technologies, says a senior Air Force official.
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Saab’s GlobalEye airborne early warning plane makes its debut at the Dubai Airshow
For Saab, the GlobalEye’s showcase in Dubai is a chance to celebrate the program’s fast pace.
-
Coming in 2020: A new technology to link F-35 simulators across the globe
Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, will be the first to get the new capability.
-
The US Air Force wants to network all its weapons together. Will simulators be included?
A contract award in 2020 could pave the way for greater interoperability for Air Force aircraft simulators.
-
Italian air chief: Time to think about next-gen fighters
Italy is looking at the UK-based Tempest for its next-generation jet, but options remain open, says Lt. Gen. Alberto Rosso.
-
CAE launches new virtual reality trainer
The new VR trainer and courseware was inspired by the U.S. Air Force’s Pilot Training Next program.
-
Trainer aircraft garner attention in the Middle East. Will sales follow?
The market is looking crowded, and that could be bad news for plane manufacturers.
-
Calidus inks its first B-250 light attack plane order
The United Arab Emirates will operate a domestically produced military plane for the first time.
-
Rostec exec: American sanctions create unfair advantage for weapons sales
Rostec’s head of international cooperation touts Russian weapons as the U.S. urges partner nations to buy American.
-
UAE announces informal agreement for two more Saab GlobalEye planes
The order could be worth $1 billion, but the UAE and Saab have yet to arrive at a formal signed agreement.
-
The US Air Force is in no hurry to commit to a next-gen fighter design
The service is taking its time to settle on a next-generation fighter design, awaiting instead lessons learned from the F-35 jet and playing the field with promising technologies, says a senior Air Force official.
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Saab’s GlobalEye airborne early warning plane makes its debut at the Dubai Airshow
For Saab, the GlobalEye’s showcase in Dubai is a chance to celebrate the program’s fast pace.
