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US Launches Aerial Refueling Mission in Yemen
The US military has begun daily aerial-refueling tanker flights to support the Saudi-led coalition that is intervening in Yemen’s civil war, the latest sign of growing American involvement in the new Middle East conflict.
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US Prepared To Provide Saudi Refueling
US Air Force refueling assets stand ready to support Saudi Arabian operations in Yemen, but the Saudi government has yet to request their use, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
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GD Withdrawal Shakes Up T-X Competition
The decision by General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology to remove itself as the prime contractor on the T-100 has thrown the competition to develop the Air Force’s next generation trainer into disarray.
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Ukraine Conflict Stalls Indian AF Upgrades
India will need to explore fresh options, including direct purchase, to shore up its air transport fleet as the Ukraine conflict has stymied the upgrade of its AN-32 aircraft, an Indian Air Force official said.
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Alenia In Talks with New T-X Prime
Alenia Aermacchi is in talks with a US company to become the prime contractor for the T-100 trainer
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Two A400M Deliveries for Turkey Face Delays
The deliveries of two A400M military transport aircraft for Turkey, scheduled for this year, are facing delays, procurement officials here said.
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Canadian AF Establishes Simulation Strategy
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) has released its first long-term simulation strategy, paving the way for the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars on new training initiatives
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USAF Issues T-X Requirements
The US Air Force has released the long-awaited requirements for its next-generation trainer program, known as T-X.
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KC-46A First Flight Facing Delay
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker program director is “not comfortable” saying the tanker’s first flight will happen as planned in April.
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CAE Aviation Offers ISR Services to Nigeria
Canadian-based CAE Aviation has offered to provide the Nigerian Air Force with full turnkey airborne ground surveillance and reconnaissance services and to aid maritime Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaisance (ISR) operations.
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US Launches Aerial Refueling Mission in Yemen
The US military has begun daily aerial-refueling tanker flights to support the Saudi-led coalition that is intervening in Yemen’s civil war, the latest sign of growing American involvement in the new Middle East conflict.
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US Prepared To Provide Saudi Refueling
US Air Force refueling assets stand ready to support Saudi Arabian operations in Yemen, but the Saudi government has yet to request their use, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
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GD Withdrawal Shakes Up T-X Competition
The decision by General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology to remove itself as the prime contractor on the T-100 has thrown the competition to develop the Air Force’s next generation trainer into disarray.
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Ukraine Conflict Stalls Indian AF Upgrades
India will need to explore fresh options, including direct purchase, to shore up its air transport fleet as the Ukraine conflict has stymied the upgrade of its AN-32 aircraft, an Indian Air Force official said.
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Alenia In Talks with New T-X Prime
Alenia Aermacchi is in talks with a US company to become the prime contractor for the T-100 trainer
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Two A400M Deliveries for Turkey Face Delays
The deliveries of two A400M military transport aircraft for Turkey, scheduled for this year, are facing delays, procurement officials here said.
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Canadian AF Establishes Simulation Strategy
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) has released its first long-term simulation strategy, paving the way for the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars on new training initiatives
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USAF Issues T-X Requirements
The US Air Force has released the long-awaited requirements for its next-generation trainer program, known as T-X.
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KC-46A First Flight Facing Delay
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker program director is “not comfortable” saying the tanker’s first flight will happen as planned in April.
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CAE Aviation Offers ISR Services to Nigeria
Canadian-based CAE Aviation has offered to provide the Nigerian Air Force with full turnkey airborne ground surveillance and reconnaissance services and to aid maritime Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaisance (ISR) operations.
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US Launches Aerial Refueling Mission in Yemen
The US military has begun daily aerial-refueling tanker flights to support the Saudi-led coalition that is intervening in Yemen’s civil war, the latest sign of growing American involvement in the new Middle East conflict.
-
US Prepared To Provide Saudi Refueling
US Air Force refueling assets stand ready to support Saudi Arabian operations in Yemen, but the Saudi government has yet to request their use, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
-
GD Withdrawal Shakes Up T-X Competition
The decision by General Dynamics Information Systems & Technology to remove itself as the prime contractor on the T-100 has thrown the competition to develop the Air Force’s next generation trainer into disarray.
-
Ukraine Conflict Stalls Indian AF Upgrades
India will need to explore fresh options, including direct purchase, to shore up its air transport fleet as the Ukraine conflict has stymied the upgrade of its AN-32 aircraft, an Indian Air Force official said.
-
Alenia In Talks with New T-X Prime
Alenia Aermacchi is in talks with a US company to become the prime contractor for the T-100 trainer
-
Two A400M Deliveries for Turkey Face Delays
The deliveries of two A400M military transport aircraft for Turkey, scheduled for this year, are facing delays, procurement officials here said.
-
Canadian AF Establishes Simulation Strategy
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) has released its first long-term simulation strategy, paving the way for the spending of hundreds of millions of dollars on new training initiatives
-
USAF Issues T-X Requirements
The US Air Force has released the long-awaited requirements for its next-generation trainer program, known as T-X.
-
KC-46A First Flight Facing Delay
The KC-46A Pegasus tanker program director is “not comfortable” saying the tanker’s first flight will happen as planned in April.
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CAE Aviation Offers ISR Services to Nigeria
Canadian-based CAE Aviation has offered to provide the Nigerian Air Force with full turnkey airborne ground surveillance and reconnaissance services and to aid maritime Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaisance (ISR) operations.
