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Embraer shows off KC-390 at Paris Air Show
Envisioned as a larger, more modern competitor to Lockheed Martin’s famed C-130 Hercules, the KC-390’s debut demo at Le Bourget comes as Embraer starts a massive public relations tour that will be followed by the first two deliveries next year.
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Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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US Air Force, Lockheed aim to prove F-35 critics wrong in demo at Paris Air Show
In its debut flight at the Paris Air Show, the US Air Force and Lockheed Martin want to obliterate the idea that the F-35 can’t dogfight.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
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Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone
The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.
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Leonardo unveils new exportable aerial target drone
The M-40 is a medium- to high-performance drone with an entry-level cost.
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French Air Force head: France-US cooperation is unwavering
France isn’t a member of the select club “five eyes” for intelligence sharing, but the nation enjoys close relations with both the U.S. and the U.K., according to French Air Force chief of staff André Lanata.
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Embraer shows off KC-390 at Paris Air Show
Envisioned as a larger, more modern competitor to Lockheed Martin’s famed C-130 Hercules, the KC-390’s debut demo at Le Bourget comes as Embraer starts a massive public relations tour that will be followed by the first two deliveries next year.
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Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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US Air Force, Lockheed aim to prove F-35 critics wrong in demo at Paris Air Show
In its debut flight at the Paris Air Show, the US Air Force and Lockheed Martin want to obliterate the idea that the F-35 can’t dogfight.
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US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
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Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
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Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone
The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.
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Leonardo unveils new exportable aerial target drone
The M-40 is a medium- to high-performance drone with an entry-level cost.
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French Air Force head: France-US cooperation is unwavering
France isn’t a member of the select club “five eyes” for intelligence sharing, but the nation enjoys close relations with both the U.S. and the U.K., according to French Air Force chief of staff André Lanata.
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Embraer shows off KC-390 at Paris Air Show
Envisioned as a larger, more modern competitor to Lockheed Martin’s famed C-130 Hercules, the KC-390’s debut demo at Le Bourget comes as Embraer starts a massive public relations tour that will be followed by the first two deliveries next year.
-
Cobham unveils aerial refueling simulator to slash costs, risk
The trick, explains Mike Burke, key account manager at Cobham’s mission systems division, is the accurate modeling of the fuel hose and the attached adapter, or drogue, as fuel-seeking pilots may experience both pieces bouncing uncontrollably in mid-air after a failed tanking attempt.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
-
US Air Force, Lockheed aim to prove F-35 critics wrong in demo at Paris Air Show
In its debut flight at the Paris Air Show, the US Air Force and Lockheed Martin want to obliterate the idea that the F-35 can’t dogfight.
-
US Air Force testing new sensors that could help solve F-35 pilot hypoxia puzzle
The idea behind the sensors is to determine what is prompting pilots to feel unwell while plugged into the on-board oxygen system during flight. While the symptoms of hypoxia, or a form of it, can be openly observed, finding the cause resembles putting together a “mosaic of events” regarding air quality and other factors, Julian…
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Global demand spurs restart of Raytheon missile production line
Raytheon expects to grow Standard Missile-2 business well beyond the initial $650 million program that spurred a restart of the production line, said CEO Tom Kennedy.
-
Raytheon CEO: $1B cybersecurity win stateside could lure global government customers
Implications of Raytheon’s DOMino contract with Homeland Security could go well beyond U.S. agencies with the .gov domain.
-
Textron angles to land first customer of its new ‘Nightwarden’ tactical drone
The company unveiled a successor to its “Shadow” tactical unmanned aircraft system at the Paris Air Show Monday, pitching the “Nightwarden” drone as a more operationally flexible aircraft for militaries worldwide.
-
Leonardo unveils new exportable aerial target drone
The M-40 is a medium- to high-performance drone with an entry-level cost.
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French Air Force head: France-US cooperation is unwavering
France isn’t a member of the select club “five eyes” for intelligence sharing, but the nation enjoys close relations with both the U.S. and the U.K., according to French Air Force chief of staff André Lanata.
