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CAE Buys Bombardier Aviation Training Unit
CAE has announced its intention to acquire the military aviation training unit of Bombardier.
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Zambia To Boost AF Trainer, Lift Capabilities
The Zambian Air Force will take delivery of an undisclosed number of trainer, transport and fighter aircraft and aerial defense systems this year as part of a major re-equipment program to improve operational and airlift capabilities.
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Lack of Engineers May Hurt UK Aviation Safety
A shortage of engineers and other skilled personnel is an imminent threat to British military aviation safety, according to a high-ranking safety official.
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Elbit Begins Year With Twin Israeli PFI Wins
Elbit Systems began the year with US $190 million in long-term business from two new private financing initiative (PFI) outsourcing deals with Israel’s Ministry of Defense.
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India Requires Russia, S. Korea to Partner With Local Firms in Helo Contest
India’s Defence Ministry has decided that South Korea and Russia must partner with Indian firms in order to take part in its helicopter competition, despite offers of complete technology transfer, according to an MoD source.
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Guard Chief: NDAA Will Upgrade C-130 Avionics, Avoid Grounding
The new defense authorization will give the Air Force enough flexibility to make what the head of the Air National Guard calls the most important update to his mobility fleet.
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Europe Expands Airtanking with Airbus A330 Selection
Three European nations are to pool their resources and purchase Airbus A330 multirole tanker transport aircraft for operations starting 2019.
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KC-46A Tanker: First Test Flight Next Week
The first flight of a KC-46A EMD aircraft is expected by New Years
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CAE Buys Bombardier Aviation Training Unit
CAE has announced its intention to acquire the military aviation training unit of Bombardier.
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Zambia To Boost AF Trainer, Lift Capabilities
The Zambian Air Force will take delivery of an undisclosed number of trainer, transport and fighter aircraft and aerial defense systems this year as part of a major re-equipment program to improve operational and airlift capabilities.
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Lack of Engineers May Hurt UK Aviation Safety
A shortage of engineers and other skilled personnel is an imminent threat to British military aviation safety, according to a high-ranking safety official.
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Elbit Begins Year With Twin Israeli PFI Wins
Elbit Systems began the year with US $190 million in long-term business from two new private financing initiative (PFI) outsourcing deals with Israel’s Ministry of Defense.
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India Requires Russia, S. Korea to Partner With Local Firms in Helo Contest
India’s Defence Ministry has decided that South Korea and Russia must partner with Indian firms in order to take part in its helicopter competition, despite offers of complete technology transfer, according to an MoD source.
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KC-46A Test Plane Completes First Flight
KC-46A Test Plane Completes First Flight
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Guard Chief: NDAA Will Upgrade C-130 Avionics, Avoid Grounding
The new defense authorization will give the Air Force enough flexibility to make what the head of the Air National Guard calls the most important update to his mobility fleet.
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Europe Expands Airtanking with Airbus A330 Selection
Three European nations are to pool their resources and purchase Airbus A330 multirole tanker transport aircraft for operations starting 2019.
-
KC-46A Tanker: First Test Flight Next Week
The first flight of a KC-46A EMD aircraft is expected by New Years
-
CAE Buys Bombardier Aviation Training Unit
CAE has announced its intention to acquire the military aviation training unit of Bombardier.
-
Zambia To Boost AF Trainer, Lift Capabilities
The Zambian Air Force will take delivery of an undisclosed number of trainer, transport and fighter aircraft and aerial defense systems this year as part of a major re-equipment program to improve operational and airlift capabilities.
-
Lack of Engineers May Hurt UK Aviation Safety
A shortage of engineers and other skilled personnel is an imminent threat to British military aviation safety, according to a high-ranking safety official.
-
Elbit Begins Year With Twin Israeli PFI Wins
Elbit Systems began the year with US $190 million in long-term business from two new private financing initiative (PFI) outsourcing deals with Israel’s Ministry of Defense.
-
India Requires Russia, S. Korea to Partner With Local Firms in Helo Contest
India’s Defence Ministry has decided that South Korea and Russia must partner with Indian firms in order to take part in its helicopter competition, despite offers of complete technology transfer, according to an MoD source.
-
KC-46A Test Plane Completes First Flight
KC-46A Test Plane Completes First Flight
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Guard Chief: NDAA Will Upgrade C-130 Avionics, Avoid Grounding
The new defense authorization will give the Air Force enough flexibility to make what the head of the Air National Guard calls the most important update to his mobility fleet.
-
Europe Expands Airtanking with Airbus A330 Selection
Three European nations are to pool their resources and purchase Airbus A330 multirole tanker transport aircraft for operations starting 2019.
-
KC-46A Tanker: First Test Flight Next Week
The first flight of a KC-46A EMD aircraft is expected by New Years
