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Air Force to kill JSTARS recap program for new battlefield management plane
The Air Force intends to cancel the JSTARS recap program in its fiscal year 2019 budget submission, tanking one of the service’s few remaining aircraft production opportunities still in contention.
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IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
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Marine F-35 pilots to perform first-ever hover landings aboard amphibious ship
The F-35B’s hover landing is its signature move. This year, pilots from Marine Air Station Iwakuni will get to do it on an amphibious ship for the first time.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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US looks to increase weapons exports to Vietnam, decrease Russian influence
The U.S. State Department wants to see Vietnam distance itself from Russian arms deals and buy more weapons from the United States, but experts say the cost and complication of American-made technologies could make that transition hard fought.
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Embraer to sell six KC-390s to defense services company
Embraer moves closer to another contract for its KC-390 multimission transport aircraft, signing a letter of intent with aviation services company SkyTech for up to six aircraft.
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Top US Air Force general hopes to increase Asia’s interest in light-attack aircraft
The Asia-Pacific regions has shown little interest in the U.S. Air Force’s light-attack experiment so far, but its chief of staff wants to change that.
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South Korean T-50 catches fire at Singapore Airshow
On the first day of the Singapore Airshow, one jet flying in a demonstration of South Korea’s Black Eagles aerobatic team skidded off the runway and burst into flames.
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United Technologies announces role on South Korea’s KF-X fighter jet program
United Technologies Corporation says it will produce the environmental control system as well as several other components for Korea Aerospace Industries’ upcoming KF-X multirole fighter jet.
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Air Force F-35 put through its paces in first Asia-Pacific deployment
The Air Force’s F-35A model is halfway through its first deployment to the Asia-Pacific. How is it doing?
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Air Force to kill JSTARS recap program for new battlefield management plane
The Air Force intends to cancel the JSTARS recap program in its fiscal year 2019 budget submission, tanking one of the service’s few remaining aircraft production opportunities still in contention.
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IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
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Marine F-35 pilots to perform first-ever hover landings aboard amphibious ship
The F-35B’s hover landing is its signature move. This year, pilots from Marine Air Station Iwakuni will get to do it on an amphibious ship for the first time.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
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US looks to increase weapons exports to Vietnam, decrease Russian influence
The U.S. State Department wants to see Vietnam distance itself from Russian arms deals and buy more weapons from the United States, but experts say the cost and complication of American-made technologies could make that transition hard fought.
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Embraer to sell six KC-390s to defense services company
Embraer moves closer to another contract for its KC-390 multimission transport aircraft, signing a letter of intent with aviation services company SkyTech for up to six aircraft.
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Top US Air Force general hopes to increase Asia’s interest in light-attack aircraft
The Asia-Pacific regions has shown little interest in the U.S. Air Force’s light-attack experiment so far, but its chief of staff wants to change that.
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South Korean T-50 catches fire at Singapore Airshow
On the first day of the Singapore Airshow, one jet flying in a demonstration of South Korea’s Black Eagles aerobatic team skidded off the runway and burst into flames.
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United Technologies announces role on South Korea’s KF-X fighter jet program
United Technologies Corporation says it will produce the environmental control system as well as several other components for Korea Aerospace Industries’ upcoming KF-X multirole fighter jet.
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Air Force F-35 put through its paces in first Asia-Pacific deployment
The Air Force’s F-35A model is halfway through its first deployment to the Asia-Pacific. How is it doing?
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Air Force to kill JSTARS recap program for new battlefield management plane
The Air Force intends to cancel the JSTARS recap program in its fiscal year 2019 budget submission, tanking one of the service’s few remaining aircraft production opportunities still in contention.
-
IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
-
Marine F-35 pilots to perform first-ever hover landings aboard amphibious ship
The F-35B’s hover landing is its signature move. This year, pilots from Marine Air Station Iwakuni will get to do it on an amphibious ship for the first time.
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Is JSTARS the right way forward? Even Lockheed says it’s a question worth asking.
Next week, the U.S. Air Force is expected to announce its decision on whether to continue the JSTARS recap program, but a top Lockheed Martin executive contends that an alternative to JSTARS might actually be the best approach.
-
US looks to increase weapons exports to Vietnam, decrease Russian influence
The U.S. State Department wants to see Vietnam distance itself from Russian arms deals and buy more weapons from the United States, but experts say the cost and complication of American-made technologies could make that transition hard fought.
-
Embraer to sell six KC-390s to defense services company
Embraer moves closer to another contract for its KC-390 multimission transport aircraft, signing a letter of intent with aviation services company SkyTech for up to six aircraft.
-
Top US Air Force general hopes to increase Asia’s interest in light-attack aircraft
The Asia-Pacific regions has shown little interest in the U.S. Air Force’s light-attack experiment so far, but its chief of staff wants to change that.
-
South Korean T-50 catches fire at Singapore Airshow
On the first day of the Singapore Airshow, one jet flying in a demonstration of South Korea’s Black Eagles aerobatic team skidded off the runway and burst into flames.
-
United Technologies announces role on South Korea’s KF-X fighter jet program
United Technologies Corporation says it will produce the environmental control system as well as several other components for Korea Aerospace Industries’ upcoming KF-X multirole fighter jet.
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Air Force F-35 put through its paces in first Asia-Pacific deployment
The Air Force’s F-35A model is halfway through its first deployment to the Asia-Pacific. How is it doing?
