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Italy Swaps Eurofighter With M-346 for Training
Italian Air Force Eurofighter pilots will fly training exercises alongside an M-346 jet trainer, which will take on the role of an “aggressor” aircraft, an Italian industrial source has said.
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Defense News Covers Paris Air Show
PARIS – A full complement of Defense News editorial, multimedia and executive staff will be on site to provide up-to-the-minute coverage and in-depth analysis of all the breaking news from the 51st annual Paris Air Show at Le Bourget beginning June 15.
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Some Major Companies Missing at Paris
PARIS — The most eagerly awaited aerospace event of 2015 opens in Paris June 15 and although it is expected to be another bumper display, some in the defense sector are less enthusiastic than they have been in the past in supporting the air show at Le Bourget.
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US Returns to Paris Airshow With Large Ground Displays
The US may be back in force at the upcoming Paris Airshow, with a number of combat aircraft in the corral for static display, but the absence of the F-35 fighter has been noted.
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Political Ties Tip Balance on Rafale Exports
A fostering of close political ties with foreign governments has clearly helped France sell the Rafale fighter jet abroad, leaving lessons for Britain to learn for sales of the Eurofighter Typhoon, analysts said
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BAE Will Sit Out Paris Air Show
BAE Systems is joining Northrop Grumman as another major defense company planning to skip the Paris Air Show in June.
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Italy Swaps Eurofighter With M-346 for Training
Italian Air Force Eurofighter pilots will fly training exercises alongside an M-346 jet trainer, which will take on the role of an “aggressor” aircraft, an Italian industrial source has said.
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Defense News Covers Paris Air Show
PARIS – A full complement of Defense News editorial, multimedia and executive staff will be on site to provide up-to-the-minute coverage and in-depth analysis of all the breaking news from the 51st annual Paris Air Show at Le Bourget beginning June 15.
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Some Major Companies Missing at Paris
PARIS — The most eagerly awaited aerospace event of 2015 opens in Paris June 15 and although it is expected to be another bumper display, some in the defense sector are less enthusiastic than they have been in the past in supporting the air show at Le Bourget.
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US Returns to Paris Airshow With Large Ground Displays
The US may be back in force at the upcoming Paris Airshow, with a number of combat aircraft in the corral for static display, but the absence of the F-35 fighter has been noted.
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Political Ties Tip Balance on Rafale Exports
A fostering of close political ties with foreign governments has clearly helped France sell the Rafale fighter jet abroad, leaving lessons for Britain to learn for sales of the Eurofighter Typhoon, analysts said
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BAE Will Sit Out Paris Air Show
BAE Systems is joining Northrop Grumman as another major defense company planning to skip the Paris Air Show in June.
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Italy Swaps Eurofighter With M-346 for Training
Italian Air Force Eurofighter pilots will fly training exercises alongside an M-346 jet trainer, which will take on the role of an “aggressor” aircraft, an Italian industrial source has said.
-
Defense News Covers Paris Air Show
PARIS – A full complement of Defense News editorial, multimedia and executive staff will be on site to provide up-to-the-minute coverage and in-depth analysis of all the breaking news from the 51st annual Paris Air Show at Le Bourget beginning June 15.
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Some Major Companies Missing at Paris
PARIS — The most eagerly awaited aerospace event of 2015 opens in Paris June 15 and although it is expected to be another bumper display, some in the defense sector are less enthusiastic than they have been in the past in supporting the air show at Le Bourget.
-
US Returns to Paris Airshow With Large Ground Displays
The US may be back in force at the upcoming Paris Airshow, with a number of combat aircraft in the corral for static display, but the absence of the F-35 fighter has been noted.
-
Political Ties Tip Balance on Rafale Exports
A fostering of close political ties with foreign governments has clearly helped France sell the Rafale fighter jet abroad, leaving lessons for Britain to learn for sales of the Eurofighter Typhoon, analysts said
-
BAE Will Sit Out Paris Air Show
BAE Systems is joining Northrop Grumman as another major defense company planning to skip the Paris Air Show in June.
