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Rolls-Royce Engine Upgrades Pass First Flight
Rolls-Royce Series 3.5 engine upgrade completed its first successful live flight aboard a US government aircraft
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Northrop Grumman Unveils Modular Sensor Pod
Northrop Grumman introduced its OpenPod sensor system Tuesday, which seeks to use modular design to give users the flexibility to quickly and easily change the sensor’s capability in the field.
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Lockeed Big Winner in UK Helo Training Deals
Lockheed Martin has taken the lion’s share of an £80 million (US $122 million) investment by the British MoD in new synthetic training systems for Chinook Mk6 and Merlin Mk4 helicopter crew training. AgustaWestland and CAE are also winners.
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Israeli DM Cites Drop in Syrian Chem Threat
The chemical threat from Syria has plunged over the past year to the point that Israeli planners did not include gas-tipped missile strikes among the doomsday scenarios driving this year’s annual emergency homefront drill.
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Turkey Advances Regional Jet Program
Turkey’s selection last week of Dornier as a primary base model for a future indigenous regional jet puts the aircraft on track to join an indigenous fighter jet in operation by 2023
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Airbus Warns of Possible A400M Engine Glitch
Airbus on Tuesday warned of a technical bug potentially affecting the engines of its A400M.
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France Flying A400M in ‘Essential Operations’
France has restricted flights following the deadly crash of the Airbus A400M in Spain, but operational needs in Africa and Iraq make the French Air Force the sole service flying the military transport plane.
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Airbus, Tata To Build Indian AF Transport
India has broken the monopoly of state-owned military aircraft manufacturer Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL), allowing private sector Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. (TASL) to tie up with Airbus and manufacture the C-295 transport aircraft to replace aging Avro transports in a $2 billion deal.
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Israel, Greece and US to Conclude Maritime Drill
Israeli, Greek and US naval forces are wrapping up a two-week annual exercise aimed at honing maritime proficiencies and interoperability for potential joint missions in the Mediterranean.
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UK Set To Start C-130J Upgrade Flight Tests
A Royal Air Force C-130J Hercules is set to take to the air in the next few days to recommence trials of a major upgrade to the aircraft that is so late it has already been rolled into a subsequent improvement program.
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Rolls-Royce Engine Upgrades Pass First Flight
Rolls-Royce Series 3.5 engine upgrade completed its first successful live flight aboard a US government aircraft
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Northrop Grumman Unveils Modular Sensor Pod
Northrop Grumman introduced its OpenPod sensor system Tuesday, which seeks to use modular design to give users the flexibility to quickly and easily change the sensor’s capability in the field.
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Lockeed Big Winner in UK Helo Training Deals
Lockheed Martin has taken the lion’s share of an £80 million (US $122 million) investment by the British MoD in new synthetic training systems for Chinook Mk6 and Merlin Mk4 helicopter crew training. AgustaWestland and CAE are also winners.
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Israeli DM Cites Drop in Syrian Chem Threat
The chemical threat from Syria has plunged over the past year to the point that Israeli planners did not include gas-tipped missile strikes among the doomsday scenarios driving this year’s annual emergency homefront drill.
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Turkey Advances Regional Jet Program
Turkey’s selection last week of Dornier as a primary base model for a future indigenous regional jet puts the aircraft on track to join an indigenous fighter jet in operation by 2023
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Airbus Warns of Possible A400M Engine Glitch
Airbus on Tuesday warned of a technical bug potentially affecting the engines of its A400M.
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France Flying A400M in ‘Essential Operations’
France has restricted flights following the deadly crash of the Airbus A400M in Spain, but operational needs in Africa and Iraq make the French Air Force the sole service flying the military transport plane.
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Airbus, Tata To Build Indian AF Transport
India has broken the monopoly of state-owned military aircraft manufacturer Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL), allowing private sector Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. (TASL) to tie up with Airbus and manufacture the C-295 transport aircraft to replace aging Avro transports in a $2 billion deal.
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Israel, Greece and US to Conclude Maritime Drill
Israeli, Greek and US naval forces are wrapping up a two-week annual exercise aimed at honing maritime proficiencies and interoperability for potential joint missions in the Mediterranean.
-
UK Set To Start C-130J Upgrade Flight Tests
A Royal Air Force C-130J Hercules is set to take to the air in the next few days to recommence trials of a major upgrade to the aircraft that is so late it has already been rolled into a subsequent improvement program.
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Rolls-Royce Engine Upgrades Pass First Flight
Rolls-Royce Series 3.5 engine upgrade completed its first successful live flight aboard a US government aircraft
-
Northrop Grumman Unveils Modular Sensor Pod
Northrop Grumman introduced its OpenPod sensor system Tuesday, which seeks to use modular design to give users the flexibility to quickly and easily change the sensor’s capability in the field.
-
Lockeed Big Winner in UK Helo Training Deals
Lockheed Martin has taken the lion’s share of an £80 million (US $122 million) investment by the British MoD in new synthetic training systems for Chinook Mk6 and Merlin Mk4 helicopter crew training. AgustaWestland and CAE are also winners.
-
Israeli DM Cites Drop in Syrian Chem Threat
The chemical threat from Syria has plunged over the past year to the point that Israeli planners did not include gas-tipped missile strikes among the doomsday scenarios driving this year’s annual emergency homefront drill.
-
Turkey Advances Regional Jet Program
Turkey’s selection last week of Dornier as a primary base model for a future indigenous regional jet puts the aircraft on track to join an indigenous fighter jet in operation by 2023
-
Airbus Warns of Possible A400M Engine Glitch
Airbus on Tuesday warned of a technical bug potentially affecting the engines of its A400M.
-
France Flying A400M in ‘Essential Operations’
France has restricted flights following the deadly crash of the Airbus A400M in Spain, but operational needs in Africa and Iraq make the French Air Force the sole service flying the military transport plane.
-
Airbus, Tata To Build Indian AF Transport
India has broken the monopoly of state-owned military aircraft manufacturer Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL), allowing private sector Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. (TASL) to tie up with Airbus and manufacture the C-295 transport aircraft to replace aging Avro transports in a $2 billion deal.
-
Israel, Greece and US to Conclude Maritime Drill
Israeli, Greek and US naval forces are wrapping up a two-week annual exercise aimed at honing maritime proficiencies and interoperability for potential joint missions in the Mediterranean.
-
UK Set To Start C-130J Upgrade Flight Tests
A Royal Air Force C-130J Hercules is set to take to the air in the next few days to recommence trials of a major upgrade to the aircraft that is so late it has already been rolled into a subsequent improvement program.
