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Saab’s Gripen E takes its first flight
The first Gripen E flight comes days before the Paris Air Show, which could spur customer interest.
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Airbus proposes upgrade for Australian attack helicopters
In the lead up to the 2017 Paris Air Show, European giant Airbus has revealed details of its two-stage proposal to upgrade the Australian Army’s Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter.
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Dassault Reliance Aerospace kick-starts Rafale fighters offset partnership
Dassault Aviation and Reliance Defence co-hosted a business meeting to set up industrial partnerships between Indian and French defense companies, including major Rafale industrial partners such as Thales, Safran and MBDA.
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Boeing cuts 50 top defense positions, confirms executives will exit company
The organizational changes were deliberately made to flatten the company and make it more agile and responsive, Boeing Defense’s CEO said.
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Countdown to Paris Air Show begins as F-35 arrives in France
Two F-35As landed at Le Bourget Airport on Tuesday evening.
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Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
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Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
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Paris Air Show: French aerospace industry sees event as chance to lobby new president
The Paris Air Show comes at a timely juncture as French aerospace leaders seek to lobby a newly elected head of state and government for support of the high-tech industry in a tough world market.
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Japan produces its first F-35A
Japan joins Italy and Fort Worth, Texas, as a final assembly site for the F-35.
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Embraer confident Trump’s ‘America First’ policy won’t damage Super Tucano’s US prospects
The Super Tucano’s demonstration this summer for the U.S. Air Force could open the door for sales.
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Saab’s Gripen E takes its first flight
The first Gripen E flight comes days before the Paris Air Show, which could spur customer interest.
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Airbus proposes upgrade for Australian attack helicopters
In the lead up to the 2017 Paris Air Show, European giant Airbus has revealed details of its two-stage proposal to upgrade the Australian Army’s Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter.
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Dassault Reliance Aerospace kick-starts Rafale fighters offset partnership
Dassault Aviation and Reliance Defence co-hosted a business meeting to set up industrial partnerships between Indian and French defense companies, including major Rafale industrial partners such as Thales, Safran and MBDA.
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Boeing cuts 50 top defense positions, confirms executives will exit company
The organizational changes were deliberately made to flatten the company and make it more agile and responsive, Boeing Defense’s CEO said.
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Countdown to Paris Air Show begins as F-35 arrives in France
Two F-35As landed at Le Bourget Airport on Tuesday evening.
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Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
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Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
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Paris Air Show: French aerospace industry sees event as chance to lobby new president
The Paris Air Show comes at a timely juncture as French aerospace leaders seek to lobby a newly elected head of state and government for support of the high-tech industry in a tough world market.
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Japan produces its first F-35A
Japan joins Italy and Fort Worth, Texas, as a final assembly site for the F-35.
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Embraer confident Trump’s ‘America First’ policy won’t damage Super Tucano’s US prospects
The Super Tucano’s demonstration this summer for the U.S. Air Force could open the door for sales.
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Saab’s Gripen E takes its first flight
The first Gripen E flight comes days before the Paris Air Show, which could spur customer interest.
-
Airbus proposes upgrade for Australian attack helicopters
In the lead up to the 2017 Paris Air Show, European giant Airbus has revealed details of its two-stage proposal to upgrade the Australian Army’s Tiger armed reconnaissance helicopter.
-
Dassault Reliance Aerospace kick-starts Rafale fighters offset partnership
Dassault Aviation and Reliance Defence co-hosted a business meeting to set up industrial partnerships between Indian and French defense companies, including major Rafale industrial partners such as Thales, Safran and MBDA.
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Boeing cuts 50 top defense positions, confirms executives will exit company
The organizational changes were deliberately made to flatten the company and make it more agile and responsive, Boeing Defense’s CEO said.
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Countdown to Paris Air Show begins as F-35 arrives in France
Two F-35As landed at Le Bourget Airport on Tuesday evening.
-
Airstar Aerospace debuts at the Paris Air Show
The company brings with it another first: a never-before-seen version of a surveillance balloon.
-
Elbit unveils time-traveling airborne surveillance system
The firm’s eye-in-the-sky system covers some 80 square kilometers at a time, enabling users to zoom in and out over multiple points of interest.
-
Paris Air Show: French aerospace industry sees event as chance to lobby new president
The Paris Air Show comes at a timely juncture as French aerospace leaders seek to lobby a newly elected head of state and government for support of the high-tech industry in a tough world market.
-
Japan produces its first F-35A
Japan joins Italy and Fort Worth, Texas, as a final assembly site for the F-35.
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Embraer confident Trump’s ‘America First’ policy won’t damage Super Tucano’s US prospects
The Super Tucano’s demonstration this summer for the U.S. Air Force could open the door for sales.
