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Top US Air Force general opposes formation of separate ‘Space Corps’
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein says the service should focus on improving space operations, not its organizational structure.
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Details on F-35A trip to Paris Air Show begin to emerge
Two F-35As will go to Paris Air Show this June, but they won’t be flown by Air Force pilots.
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Sweden pushes off C-130 replacement, dashing Brazil’s hopes of near-term KC-390 sale
Sweden will upgrade its six C-130H aircraft in the early 2020s.
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US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
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Boeing-Saab victory in T-X competition would bring work to St. Louis production line
Boeing announced that assembly of the aircraft would take place in St. Louis.
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US Air Force selects Textron’s Scorpion jet and AT-6 for light attack aircraft demo
The Scorpion and AT-6 will join the A-29 Super Tucano in an experiment campaign this summer.
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A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
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Four US Army Strykers in Europe get survivability upgrade
A U.S. Army cavalry regiment in Germany is testing Saab’s mobile camouflage system.
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Saab looks toward three critical competitions for near-term Gripen C/D sales
Botswana, Bulgaria and Slovakia could help reinvigorate Gripen C/D production.
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Swedish Air Force interested in Boeing-Saab trainer jet, but probably not other T-X options
Sweden will begin phasing out its current training jets around 2025.
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Top US Air Force general opposes formation of separate ‘Space Corps’
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein says the service should focus on improving space operations, not its organizational structure.
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Details on F-35A trip to Paris Air Show begin to emerge
Two F-35As will go to Paris Air Show this June, but they won’t be flown by Air Force pilots.
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Sweden pushes off C-130 replacement, dashing Brazil’s hopes of near-term KC-390 sale
Sweden will upgrade its six C-130H aircraft in the early 2020s.
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US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
-
Boeing-Saab victory in T-X competition would bring work to St. Louis production line
Boeing announced that assembly of the aircraft would take place in St. Louis.
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US Air Force selects Textron’s Scorpion jet and AT-6 for light attack aircraft demo
The Scorpion and AT-6 will join the A-29 Super Tucano in an experiment campaign this summer.
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A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
-
Four US Army Strykers in Europe get survivability upgrade
A U.S. Army cavalry regiment in Germany is testing Saab’s mobile camouflage system.
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Saab looks toward three critical competitions for near-term Gripen C/D sales
Botswana, Bulgaria and Slovakia could help reinvigorate Gripen C/D production.
-
Swedish Air Force interested in Boeing-Saab trainer jet, but probably not other T-X options
Sweden will begin phasing out its current training jets around 2025.
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Top US Air Force general opposes formation of separate ‘Space Corps’
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein says the service should focus on improving space operations, not its organizational structure.
-
Details on F-35A trip to Paris Air Show begin to emerge
Two F-35As will go to Paris Air Show this June, but they won’t be flown by Air Force pilots.
-
Sweden pushes off C-130 replacement, dashing Brazil’s hopes of near-term KC-390 sale
Sweden will upgrade its six C-130H aircraft in the early 2020s.
-
US Air Force removes weight restrictions on F-35A pilots
The service is no longer interested in replacing the existing F-35 ejection seat with a United Technologies alternative.
-
Boeing-Saab victory in T-X competition would bring work to St. Louis production line
Boeing announced that assembly of the aircraft would take place in St. Louis.
-
US Air Force selects Textron’s Scorpion jet and AT-6 for light attack aircraft demo
The Scorpion and AT-6 will join the A-29 Super Tucano in an experiment campaign this summer.
-
A-29 Super Tucano to fly in US Air Force light attack aircraft demo
The A-29 Super Tucano is considered by some analysts to be the frontrunner of the proposed OA-X competition.
-
Four US Army Strykers in Europe get survivability upgrade
A U.S. Army cavalry regiment in Germany is testing Saab’s mobile camouflage system.
-
Saab looks toward three critical competitions for near-term Gripen C/D sales
Botswana, Bulgaria and Slovakia could help reinvigorate Gripen C/D production.
-
Swedish Air Force interested in Boeing-Saab trainer jet, but probably not other T-X options
Sweden will begin phasing out its current training jets around 2025.
