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Here’s why training for Turkish F-35 maintainers will proceed despite pause for Turkey’s student pilots
There’s a big difference in the data that student pilots and student maintainers see during training.
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Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Lockheed, Pentagon reach handshake agreement on next F-35 lot, paving the way for an $80M jet next year
The agreement covers lots 12, 13 and 14.
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Japan blames spatial disorientation for F-35 crash
There were no indications of mechanical or other issues with the Lockheed Martin-made aircraft
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How did the aerospace and defense industry perform in 2018?
The Aerospace Industries Association released its preliminary report on the state of the aerospace and defense industry.
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Turkish suppliers to be eliminated from F-35 program in 2020
Most of the work would go toward U.S. firms … at least at first.
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Can artificial intelligence improve aerial dogfighting?
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to automate air-to-air combat, which would free pilots to concentrate on the larger air battle creating a human-machine team.
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B-1 Lancer readiness is in the toilet, here’s why
A House Armed Services subcommittee says the number of fully mission-capable B-1 bombers is now in single digits.
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US State Department approves $1.7B sale of F-16 jets to Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government reportedly expects a draft deal within weeks, though officials have previously complained about the high cost.
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House lawmakers have a list of demands before funding the F-15EX
Unless it submits details about the F-15EX program to Congress, the U.S. Air Force may be unable to buy all eight jets it wants in 2020.
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Here’s why training for Turkish F-35 maintainers will proceed despite pause for Turkey’s student pilots
There’s a big difference in the data that student pilots and student maintainers see during training.
-
Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
Lockheed, Pentagon reach handshake agreement on next F-35 lot, paving the way for an $80M jet next year
The agreement covers lots 12, 13 and 14.
-
Japan blames spatial disorientation for F-35 crash
There were no indications of mechanical or other issues with the Lockheed Martin-made aircraft
-
How did the aerospace and defense industry perform in 2018?
The Aerospace Industries Association released its preliminary report on the state of the aerospace and defense industry.
-
Turkish suppliers to be eliminated from F-35 program in 2020
Most of the work would go toward U.S. firms … at least at first.
-
Can artificial intelligence improve aerial dogfighting?
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to automate air-to-air combat, which would free pilots to concentrate on the larger air battle creating a human-machine team.
-
B-1 Lancer readiness is in the toilet, here’s why
A House Armed Services subcommittee says the number of fully mission-capable B-1 bombers is now in single digits.
-
US State Department approves $1.7B sale of F-16 jets to Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government reportedly expects a draft deal within weeks, though officials have previously complained about the high cost.
-
House lawmakers have a list of demands before funding the F-15EX
Unless it submits details about the F-15EX program to Congress, the U.S. Air Force may be unable to buy all eight jets it wants in 2020.
-
Here’s why training for Turkish F-35 maintainers will proceed despite pause for Turkey’s student pilots
There’s a big difference in the data that student pilots and student maintainers see during training.
-
Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
Lockheed, Pentagon reach handshake agreement on next F-35 lot, paving the way for an $80M jet next year
The agreement covers lots 12, 13 and 14.
-
Japan blames spatial disorientation for F-35 crash
There were no indications of mechanical or other issues with the Lockheed Martin-made aircraft
-
How did the aerospace and defense industry perform in 2018?
The Aerospace Industries Association released its preliminary report on the state of the aerospace and defense industry.
-
Turkish suppliers to be eliminated from F-35 program in 2020
Most of the work would go toward U.S. firms … at least at first.
-
Can artificial intelligence improve aerial dogfighting?
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to automate air-to-air combat, which would free pilots to concentrate on the larger air battle creating a human-machine team.
-
B-1 Lancer readiness is in the toilet, here’s why
A House Armed Services subcommittee says the number of fully mission-capable B-1 bombers is now in single digits.
-
US State Department approves $1.7B sale of F-16 jets to Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government reportedly expects a draft deal within weeks, though officials have previously complained about the high cost.
-
House lawmakers have a list of demands before funding the F-15EX
Unless it submits details about the F-15EX program to Congress, the U.S. Air Force may be unable to buy all eight jets it wants in 2020.
