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Israeli Fighter Pilots Head to US for F-35 Training
By the middle of next year, 12 IAF pilots will have passed through the approximately 100-day US Air Force training program.
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Did Boeing Receive a T-X Prototype From Saab?
There are signs Saab just shipped a T-X prototype to Boeing in St. Louis.
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Germany Presses Airbus to Resolve A400M Problems
he German government on Wednesday urgently pressed European airplane manufacturer Airbus to come up with a precise plan for resolving the problems that have repeatedly set back delivery of its new military transporter
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Marine Maintainers on F-35B Benefits, Challenges
ALIS remains a polarizing issue for the F-35 program. But maintainers say it is working fine on the ground.
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UK Wants To Be Europe’s F-35 Avionics Sustainment Hub
The United Kingdom plans to bid for the rights to be the avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program.
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CAE Lands British Multi-Engine Crew Training Deal
The company tasked with training British military aircrews out to 2033 has begun acquiring the simulators and other devices required to support a new fleet of fixed-wing aircraft ordered in February.
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Canadian Aggressor Fleet Deal Could Open Doors Overseas
Firms are battling to win a billion dollar contract to provide Canada’s military with an aggressor aircraft training fleet
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France Expects Six A400Ms Fitted To Tactical Standard by Year’s End
PARIS — France expects to have six of the Airbus A400M airlifters equipped with self-defense and airdrop capabilities in the “tactical” standard by the end of the year, defence procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon said.
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Source: Raytheon Joining Alenia T-X Trainer Bid
Raytheon will announce Monday that it is joining Alenia and CAE to bid for the Air Force’s next trainer design.
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Germany Picks CH-53K , CH-47F as Options for New Helo
Germany has shortlisted the CH-53K and the CH-47F Chinook as potential successors to its CH-53 heavy-lift helicopters
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Israeli Fighter Pilots Head to US for F-35 Training
By the middle of next year, 12 IAF pilots will have passed through the approximately 100-day US Air Force training program.
-
Did Boeing Receive a T-X Prototype From Saab?
There are signs Saab just shipped a T-X prototype to Boeing in St. Louis.
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Germany Presses Airbus to Resolve A400M Problems
he German government on Wednesday urgently pressed European airplane manufacturer Airbus to come up with a precise plan for resolving the problems that have repeatedly set back delivery of its new military transporter
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Marine Maintainers on F-35B Benefits, Challenges
ALIS remains a polarizing issue for the F-35 program. But maintainers say it is working fine on the ground.
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UK Wants To Be Europe’s F-35 Avionics Sustainment Hub
The United Kingdom plans to bid for the rights to be the avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program.
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CAE Lands British Multi-Engine Crew Training Deal
The company tasked with training British military aircrews out to 2033 has begun acquiring the simulators and other devices required to support a new fleet of fixed-wing aircraft ordered in February.
-
Canadian Aggressor Fleet Deal Could Open Doors Overseas
Firms are battling to win a billion dollar contract to provide Canada’s military with an aggressor aircraft training fleet
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France Expects Six A400Ms Fitted To Tactical Standard by Year’s End
PARIS — France expects to have six of the Airbus A400M airlifters equipped with self-defense and airdrop capabilities in the “tactical” standard by the end of the year, defence procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon said.
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Source: Raytheon Joining Alenia T-X Trainer Bid
Raytheon will announce Monday that it is joining Alenia and CAE to bid for the Air Force’s next trainer design.
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Germany Picks CH-53K , CH-47F as Options for New Helo
Germany has shortlisted the CH-53K and the CH-47F Chinook as potential successors to its CH-53 heavy-lift helicopters
-
Israeli Fighter Pilots Head to US for F-35 Training
By the middle of next year, 12 IAF pilots will have passed through the approximately 100-day US Air Force training program.
-
Did Boeing Receive a T-X Prototype From Saab?
There are signs Saab just shipped a T-X prototype to Boeing in St. Louis.
-
Germany Presses Airbus to Resolve A400M Problems
he German government on Wednesday urgently pressed European airplane manufacturer Airbus to come up with a precise plan for resolving the problems that have repeatedly set back delivery of its new military transporter
-
Marine Maintainers on F-35B Benefits, Challenges
ALIS remains a polarizing issue for the F-35 program. But maintainers say it is working fine on the ground.
-
UK Wants To Be Europe’s F-35 Avionics Sustainment Hub
The United Kingdom plans to bid for the rights to be the avionics sustainment hub in Europe for the F-35 joint strike fighter program.
-
CAE Lands British Multi-Engine Crew Training Deal
The company tasked with training British military aircrews out to 2033 has begun acquiring the simulators and other devices required to support a new fleet of fixed-wing aircraft ordered in February.
-
Canadian Aggressor Fleet Deal Could Open Doors Overseas
Firms are battling to win a billion dollar contract to provide Canada’s military with an aggressor aircraft training fleet
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France Expects Six A400Ms Fitted To Tactical Standard by Year’s End
PARIS — France expects to have six of the Airbus A400M airlifters equipped with self-defense and airdrop capabilities in the “tactical” standard by the end of the year, defence procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon said.
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Source: Raytheon Joining Alenia T-X Trainer Bid
Raytheon will announce Monday that it is joining Alenia and CAE to bid for the Air Force’s next trainer design.
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Germany Picks CH-53K , CH-47F as Options for New Helo
Germany has shortlisted the CH-53K and the CH-47F Chinook as potential successors to its CH-53 heavy-lift helicopters
