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Missile sale from France to Egypt depends on US permission, Dassault head says
The French government must seek U.S. authorization before selling French Scalp cruise missiles with American components to Egypt, said Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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Brexit to barely impact Thales, chief financial officer says
Britain is the third-largest defense market for Thales, and the company expects that country to remain so, according to the firm’s chief executive officer.
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Brexit, project delays jeopardize combat drone project, Dassault CEO warns
A delay in the launch of an Anglo-French technology demonstrator for a combat drone has sparked “uncertainty,” with Britain’s approaching exit from the EU a key factor, Dassault Aviation’s CEO says.
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Airbus cutting 3,700 jobs across Europe, slashing A400M aircraft production
Airbus will seek to offer work to most of the staff hit by the production cuts by moving employees to other programs with rising build rates, the company said.
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French shipbuilder to move in on German rival’s territory in Italian sub buy
Naval Group plans make an informal pitch to Italy, seeking to persuade the country to switch to its Scorpene attack submarine from the U212A boat, a source close to the project has told Defense News.
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France, US are negotiating ISR capability for Reaper drones, official reveals
French and U.S. officials are conducting highly sensitive talks about fitting an ISR pod on medium-altitude, long-endurance Reaper drones ordered by the French Air Force.
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Belgium wants to buy Rafale fighters for naval capability, says French lawmaker
Belgium is interested in the aircraft’s ability to land on the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which would boost Belgium’s deployment capacity, the lawmaker asserts.
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Airbus reports additional $1.6B charge in A400M aircraft program
The charge is based on a detailed review in the 2017 fourth quarter on changes of “schedule, capabilities and retrofit” on the A400M.
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Former Safran helo engine chief to lead Airbus Helicopters
Airbus has appointed Bruno Even as CEO of the Airbus Helicopters unit, with the executive taking up the senior post April 1.
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Missile sale from France to Egypt depends on US permission, Dassault head says
The French government must seek U.S. authorization before selling French Scalp cruise missiles with American components to Egypt, said Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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Brexit to barely impact Thales, chief financial officer says
Britain is the third-largest defense market for Thales, and the company expects that country to remain so, according to the firm’s chief executive officer.
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Brexit, project delays jeopardize combat drone project, Dassault CEO warns
A delay in the launch of an Anglo-French technology demonstrator for a combat drone has sparked “uncertainty,” with Britain’s approaching exit from the EU a key factor, Dassault Aviation’s CEO says.
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Airbus cutting 3,700 jobs across Europe, slashing A400M aircraft production
Airbus will seek to offer work to most of the staff hit by the production cuts by moving employees to other programs with rising build rates, the company said.
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French shipbuilder to move in on German rival’s territory in Italian sub buy
Naval Group plans make an informal pitch to Italy, seeking to persuade the country to switch to its Scorpene attack submarine from the U212A boat, a source close to the project has told Defense News.
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France, US are negotiating ISR capability for Reaper drones, official reveals
French and U.S. officials are conducting highly sensitive talks about fitting an ISR pod on medium-altitude, long-endurance Reaper drones ordered by the French Air Force.
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Belgium wants to buy Rafale fighters for naval capability, says French lawmaker
Belgium is interested in the aircraft’s ability to land on the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which would boost Belgium’s deployment capacity, the lawmaker asserts.
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Airbus reports additional $1.6B charge in A400M aircraft program
The charge is based on a detailed review in the 2017 fourth quarter on changes of “schedule, capabilities and retrofit” on the A400M.
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Former Safran helo engine chief to lead Airbus Helicopters
Airbus has appointed Bruno Even as CEO of the Airbus Helicopters unit, with the executive taking up the senior post April 1.
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Missile sale from France to Egypt depends on US permission, Dassault head says
The French government must seek U.S. authorization before selling French Scalp cruise missiles with American components to Egypt, said Eric Trappier, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation.
-
Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
-
Brexit to barely impact Thales, chief financial officer says
Britain is the third-largest defense market for Thales, and the company expects that country to remain so, according to the firm’s chief executive officer.
-
Brexit, project delays jeopardize combat drone project, Dassault CEO warns
A delay in the launch of an Anglo-French technology demonstrator for a combat drone has sparked “uncertainty,” with Britain’s approaching exit from the EU a key factor, Dassault Aviation’s CEO says.
-
Airbus cutting 3,700 jobs across Europe, slashing A400M aircraft production
Airbus will seek to offer work to most of the staff hit by the production cuts by moving employees to other programs with rising build rates, the company said.
-
French shipbuilder to move in on German rival’s territory in Italian sub buy
Naval Group plans make an informal pitch to Italy, seeking to persuade the country to switch to its Scorpene attack submarine from the U212A boat, a source close to the project has told Defense News.
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France, US are negotiating ISR capability for Reaper drones, official reveals
French and U.S. officials are conducting highly sensitive talks about fitting an ISR pod on medium-altitude, long-endurance Reaper drones ordered by the French Air Force.
-
Belgium wants to buy Rafale fighters for naval capability, says French lawmaker
Belgium is interested in the aircraft’s ability to land on the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, which would boost Belgium’s deployment capacity, the lawmaker asserts.
-
Airbus reports additional $1.6B charge in A400M aircraft program
The charge is based on a detailed review in the 2017 fourth quarter on changes of “schedule, capabilities and retrofit” on the A400M.
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Former Safran helo engine chief to lead Airbus Helicopters
Airbus has appointed Bruno Even as CEO of the Airbus Helicopters unit, with the executive taking up the senior post April 1.
