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Industry execs troubled by Britain’s failure to find leader for defense export agency
Executives at the Farnborough Airshow have told Defense News that while they remain concerned at the delay, they understand the Treasury recently decided to soften its line on pay.
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‘Money is the elephant in the room’ hindering progress for UK defense program
A five page document released in Parliament had next to no detail and talked in generalities about the way ahead. Experts predict the defense strategy will not be finalized until more clarity comes on the budget.
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Singapore signs data analytics agreements with Airbus, Rolls-Royce at Farnborough
The agreements will allow Singapore to leverage data analytics and digital technology to support its new tanker aircraft that will enter service this year.
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Special mission aircraft, KC-390 ‘main focus’ for Embraer in Boeing tie-up
This year could be transformative for Brazil’s largest defense company.
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Could one of these foreign aircraft be the US Air Force’s next light-attack plane?
Foreign defense companies want a piece of OA-X, but they could be too late.
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Why was Northrop Grumman at Farnborough?
The world’s fifth-largest defense firm usually avoids the U.K.’s biggest air show. Not this time.
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Saab readies new anti-ship missile for Swedish Air Force’s Gripen fighters
The developmental RBS15 Mk4 anti-ship missile from Saab is now ready for prime time.
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Czech firm unveils modified light-attack trainer as part of tie-up with Israeli company
Off the back of an increase in commercial successes, Czech company Aero Vodochody is confident it can dominate in a number of highly competitive markets.
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Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
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13 pics of military aircraft and missiles on the tarmac at Farnborough
Military transport aircraft, air-to-air missiles and fighter jets were just some of what Farnborough had to offer.
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Industry execs troubled by Britain’s failure to find leader for defense export agency
Executives at the Farnborough Airshow have told Defense News that while they remain concerned at the delay, they understand the Treasury recently decided to soften its line on pay.
-
‘Money is the elephant in the room’ hindering progress for UK defense program
A five page document released in Parliament had next to no detail and talked in generalities about the way ahead. Experts predict the defense strategy will not be finalized until more clarity comes on the budget.
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Singapore signs data analytics agreements with Airbus, Rolls-Royce at Farnborough
The agreements will allow Singapore to leverage data analytics and digital technology to support its new tanker aircraft that will enter service this year.
-
Special mission aircraft, KC-390 ‘main focus’ for Embraer in Boeing tie-up
This year could be transformative for Brazil’s largest defense company.
-
Could one of these foreign aircraft be the US Air Force’s next light-attack plane?
Foreign defense companies want a piece of OA-X, but they could be too late.
-
Why was Northrop Grumman at Farnborough?
The world’s fifth-largest defense firm usually avoids the U.K.’s biggest air show. Not this time.
-
Saab readies new anti-ship missile for Swedish Air Force’s Gripen fighters
The developmental RBS15 Mk4 anti-ship missile from Saab is now ready for prime time.
-
Czech firm unveils modified light-attack trainer as part of tie-up with Israeli company
Off the back of an increase in commercial successes, Czech company Aero Vodochody is confident it can dominate in a number of highly competitive markets.
-
Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
-
13 pics of military aircraft and missiles on the tarmac at Farnborough
Military transport aircraft, air-to-air missiles and fighter jets were just some of what Farnborough had to offer.
-
Industry execs troubled by Britain’s failure to find leader for defense export agency
Executives at the Farnborough Airshow have told Defense News that while they remain concerned at the delay, they understand the Treasury recently decided to soften its line on pay.
-
‘Money is the elephant in the room’ hindering progress for UK defense program
A five page document released in Parliament had next to no detail and talked in generalities about the way ahead. Experts predict the defense strategy will not be finalized until more clarity comes on the budget.
-
Singapore signs data analytics agreements with Airbus, Rolls-Royce at Farnborough
The agreements will allow Singapore to leverage data analytics and digital technology to support its new tanker aircraft that will enter service this year.
-
Special mission aircraft, KC-390 ‘main focus’ for Embraer in Boeing tie-up
This year could be transformative for Brazil’s largest defense company.
-
Could one of these foreign aircraft be the US Air Force’s next light-attack plane?
Foreign defense companies want a piece of OA-X, but they could be too late.
-
Why was Northrop Grumman at Farnborough?
The world’s fifth-largest defense firm usually avoids the U.K.’s biggest air show. Not this time.
-
Saab readies new anti-ship missile for Swedish Air Force’s Gripen fighters
The developmental RBS15 Mk4 anti-ship missile from Saab is now ready for prime time.
-
Czech firm unveils modified light-attack trainer as part of tie-up with Israeli company
Off the back of an increase in commercial successes, Czech company Aero Vodochody is confident it can dominate in a number of highly competitive markets.
-
Leonardo-Ultra Electronics team has a pitch for Britain’s future fleet of Protector drones
The two firms have teamed to offer the former’s Ultra Light Sonics Enhanced System with the latter’s mini-sonobuoy system — as well as a dipping sonar capability from L3 Technologies.
-
13 pics of military aircraft and missiles on the tarmac at Farnborough
Military transport aircraft, air-to-air missiles and fighter jets were just some of what Farnborough had to offer.
