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Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
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US Air Force leak of Boeing’s proprietary info not driving bid decision on ICBM replacement
The head of Boeing’s defense business says the structure of the Air Force’s competition played a bigger role than the leak to competitor Northrop Grumman.
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US puts F-35 talks with the UAE on the backburner to focus on F-16 upgrades
The UAE and the U.S. will not be discussing the F-35 at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
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US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
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F-35 program on track to replace Turkey, say Pentagon officials
The U.S. has found alternate suppliers for all but a dozen components Turkey is producing for the F-35.
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US Air Force’s new international affairs chief lays out her goals
In an exclusive interview, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs discusses light-attack aircraft, F-35 exports and more.
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Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
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KC-46 cargo solution still ‘months’ away
The U.S. Air Force believes it has found options for fixing an issue on its new tanker fleet, but it will still be a few months before implementation.
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Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
-
US Air Force leak of Boeing’s proprietary info not driving bid decision on ICBM replacement
The head of Boeing’s defense business says the structure of the Air Force’s competition played a bigger role than the leak to competitor Northrop Grumman.
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US puts F-35 talks with the UAE on the backburner to focus on F-16 upgrades
The UAE and the U.S. will not be discussing the F-35 at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
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US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
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The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
-
F-35 program on track to replace Turkey, say Pentagon officials
The U.S. has found alternate suppliers for all but a dozen components Turkey is producing for the F-35.
-
US Air Force’s new international affairs chief lays out her goals
In an exclusive interview, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs discusses light-attack aircraft, F-35 exports and more.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
KC-46 cargo solution still ‘months’ away
The U.S. Air Force believes it has found options for fixing an issue on its new tanker fleet, but it will still be a few months before implementation.
-
Embraer’s multimission plane gets a new name, and so does its partnership with Boeing
The announcement marks the beginning of increased involvement by Boeing in the program formerly known as KC-390.
-
US Air Force leak of Boeing’s proprietary info not driving bid decision on ICBM replacement
The head of Boeing’s defense business says the structure of the Air Force’s competition played a bigger role than the leak to competitor Northrop Grumman.
-
US puts F-35 talks with the UAE on the backburner to focus on F-16 upgrades
The UAE and the U.S. will not be discussing the F-35 at this year’s Dubai Airshow.
-
US Air Force chief calls on Gulf nations to resolve political tensions, focus on Iran threat
“When a missile or a UAV is in route from Iran, can we agree that is not the time to start reconciling past grievances,” Gen. Dave Goldfein told international air chiefs in Dubai.
-
The Pentagon plan to save the F-35’s logistics system hinges on whether Lockheed will relinquish data control
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin are locking horns over how much access the military has to crucial data it needs as it seeks to launch a next-generation automated logistics system next year.
-
F-35 program on track to replace Turkey, say Pentagon officials
The U.S. has found alternate suppliers for all but a dozen components Turkey is producing for the F-35.
-
US Air Force’s new international affairs chief lays out her goals
In an exclusive interview, the deputy undersecretary of the Air Force for international affairs discusses light-attack aircraft, F-35 exports and more.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
KC-46 cargo solution still ‘months’ away
The U.S. Air Force believes it has found options for fixing an issue on its new tanker fleet, but it will still be a few months before implementation.
