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T-7 Red Hawk trainer jet takes its first flight
Its flight marks the beginning of the T-7′s final development phase before Boeing starts producing military-ready jets.
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Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
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Georgia base tapped to host F-35 fighters as A-10 fleet retires
The Air Force said Monday it plans to bring two F-35A squadrons to the Valdosta base starting in fiscal 2029.
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Korean Air delivers first fuselage for Boeing AH-6 helicopters
The South Korean company signed a deal in December 2021 to manufacture eight fuselages for AH-6 helicopters that will undergo final assembly by Boeing.
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Anduril moves into hypersonics with acquisition of rocket motor maker
Anduril’s purchase of a rocket maker marks an expansion from its past focus on artificial intelligence, counter-drone systems and autonomous air systems.
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Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
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Russia likely to cancel July’s Moscow air show amid sanctions
The event has for decades been a major venue for showing off new military aircraft and negotiating aerospace contracts.
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House defense bill pushes US Air Force on jet trainer availability
Boeing’s T-7 has struggled with safety issues and testing and schedule delays, and lawmakers want the Air Force to speed up the Red Hawk’s acquisition.
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House defense bill adds special Ukraine IG, Taiwan cyber cooperation
The House’s FY24 National Defense Authorization Act sets up a Special Inspector General for Ukraine and requires cooperation on Taiwan cybersecurity.
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Lockheed backs next-gen engine for F-35, drawing rebuke from Pratt
Pratt & Whitney said Lockheed’s comment “undermines” the Pentagon’s decision to upgrade the F-35’s current engines.
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T-7 Red Hawk trainer jet takes its first flight
Its flight marks the beginning of the T-7′s final development phase before Boeing starts producing military-ready jets.
-
Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
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Georgia base tapped to host F-35 fighters as A-10 fleet retires
The Air Force said Monday it plans to bring two F-35A squadrons to the Valdosta base starting in fiscal 2029.
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Korean Air delivers first fuselage for Boeing AH-6 helicopters
The South Korean company signed a deal in December 2021 to manufacture eight fuselages for AH-6 helicopters that will undergo final assembly by Boeing.
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Anduril moves into hypersonics with acquisition of rocket motor maker
Anduril’s purchase of a rocket maker marks an expansion from its past focus on artificial intelligence, counter-drone systems and autonomous air systems.
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Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
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Russia likely to cancel July’s Moscow air show amid sanctions
The event has for decades been a major venue for showing off new military aircraft and negotiating aerospace contracts.
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House defense bill pushes US Air Force on jet trainer availability
Boeing’s T-7 has struggled with safety issues and testing and schedule delays, and lawmakers want the Air Force to speed up the Red Hawk’s acquisition.
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House defense bill adds special Ukraine IG, Taiwan cyber cooperation
The House’s FY24 National Defense Authorization Act sets up a Special Inspector General for Ukraine and requires cooperation on Taiwan cybersecurity.
-
Lockheed backs next-gen engine for F-35, drawing rebuke from Pratt
Pratt & Whitney said Lockheed’s comment “undermines” the Pentagon’s decision to upgrade the F-35’s current engines.
-
T-7 Red Hawk trainer jet takes its first flight
Its flight marks the beginning of the T-7′s final development phase before Boeing starts producing military-ready jets.
-
Autonomous drones may help Air Force slash aircraft inspection times
“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours,” a Near Earth Autonomy official told reporters. “We can do it in 30 minutes.”
-
Georgia base tapped to host F-35 fighters as A-10 fleet retires
The Air Force said Monday it plans to bring two F-35A squadrons to the Valdosta base starting in fiscal 2029.
-
Korean Air delivers first fuselage for Boeing AH-6 helicopters
The South Korean company signed a deal in December 2021 to manufacture eight fuselages for AH-6 helicopters that will undergo final assembly by Boeing.
-
Anduril moves into hypersonics with acquisition of rocket motor maker
Anduril’s purchase of a rocket maker marks an expansion from its past focus on artificial intelligence, counter-drone systems and autonomous air systems.
-
Poll finds continued public support for Ukraine, Taiwan aid
The survey also found a stark generational divide over whether to ban the controversial app TikTok over security concerns.
-
Russia likely to cancel July’s Moscow air show amid sanctions
The event has for decades been a major venue for showing off new military aircraft and negotiating aerospace contracts.
-
House defense bill pushes US Air Force on jet trainer availability
Boeing’s T-7 has struggled with safety issues and testing and schedule delays, and lawmakers want the Air Force to speed up the Red Hawk’s acquisition.
-
House defense bill adds special Ukraine IG, Taiwan cyber cooperation
The House’s FY24 National Defense Authorization Act sets up a Special Inspector General for Ukraine and requires cooperation on Taiwan cybersecurity.
-
Lockheed backs next-gen engine for F-35, drawing rebuke from Pratt
Pratt & Whitney said Lockheed’s comment “undermines” the Pentagon’s decision to upgrade the F-35’s current engines.
