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Lockheed: Trump’s ‘Buy American’ emphasis unlikely to thwart potential F-16 production in India
The company now feels assured its proposal to move the F-16 line to India won’t raise eyebrows with the Trump administration.
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Russian arms trade agency chief sees continued cooperation in weapons sales
The world arms market goes through business cycles, and the present outlook is stability over the next two to three years, said the head of Russia’s arms trade agency at the Paris Air Show.
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Former French air chief: Shared A400M service would boost budgets, help European defense
European nations no longer have the budget for a diverse fleet, so a plane designed for both tactical and strategic missions fits the operational and financial bill.
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Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
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Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
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Goulard resigns as French armed forces minister
That surprise resignation was in response to a French judicial inquiry that opened June 9 into the alleged payment of fictitious assistants in the European Parliament.
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Lockheed reveals customizable C-130J for international special operators
Lockheed Martin on Tuesday launched a new special operations version of its C-130J Super Hercules specifically meant for international users.
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Pratt & Whitney’s F119 engine exceeds 500,000 flight hours
Pratt & Whitney’s F119 engine, powering Lockheed Martin’s F-22 Raptor, has exceeded 500,000 flight hours, according to a company announcement.
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Lockheed grows closer to F-35 block buy deal with US, international customers
Lockheed Martin is hammering out the details on a F-35 block buy proposal that could shave $2 billion off the total cost of the purchase.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
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Lockheed: Trump’s ‘Buy American’ emphasis unlikely to thwart potential F-16 production in India
The company now feels assured its proposal to move the F-16 line to India won’t raise eyebrows with the Trump administration.
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Russian arms trade agency chief sees continued cooperation in weapons sales
The world arms market goes through business cycles, and the present outlook is stability over the next two to three years, said the head of Russia’s arms trade agency at the Paris Air Show.
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Former French air chief: Shared A400M service would boost budgets, help European defense
European nations no longer have the budget for a diverse fleet, so a plane designed for both tactical and strategic missions fits the operational and financial bill.
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Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
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Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
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Goulard resigns as French armed forces minister
That surprise resignation was in response to a French judicial inquiry that opened June 9 into the alleged payment of fictitious assistants in the European Parliament.
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Lockheed reveals customizable C-130J for international special operators
Lockheed Martin on Tuesday launched a new special operations version of its C-130J Super Hercules specifically meant for international users.
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Pratt & Whitney’s F119 engine exceeds 500,000 flight hours
Pratt & Whitney’s F119 engine, powering Lockheed Martin’s F-22 Raptor, has exceeded 500,000 flight hours, according to a company announcement.
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Lockheed grows closer to F-35 block buy deal with US, international customers
Lockheed Martin is hammering out the details on a F-35 block buy proposal that could shave $2 billion off the total cost of the purchase.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
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Lockheed: Trump’s ‘Buy American’ emphasis unlikely to thwart potential F-16 production in India
The company now feels assured its proposal to move the F-16 line to India won’t raise eyebrows with the Trump administration.
-
Russian arms trade agency chief sees continued cooperation in weapons sales
The world arms market goes through business cycles, and the present outlook is stability over the next two to three years, said the head of Russia’s arms trade agency at the Paris Air Show.
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Former French air chief: Shared A400M service would boost budgets, help European defense
European nations no longer have the budget for a diverse fleet, so a plane designed for both tactical and strategic missions fits the operational and financial bill.
-
Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
-
Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
-
Goulard resigns as French armed forces minister
That surprise resignation was in response to a French judicial inquiry that opened June 9 into the alleged payment of fictitious assistants in the European Parliament.
-
Lockheed reveals customizable C-130J for international special operators
Lockheed Martin on Tuesday launched a new special operations version of its C-130J Super Hercules specifically meant for international users.
-
Pratt & Whitney’s F119 engine exceeds 500,000 flight hours
Pratt & Whitney’s F119 engine, powering Lockheed Martin’s F-22 Raptor, has exceeded 500,000 flight hours, according to a company announcement.
-
Lockheed grows closer to F-35 block buy deal with US, international customers
Lockheed Martin is hammering out the details on a F-35 block buy proposal that could shave $2 billion off the total cost of the purchase.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
