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Lockheed hypes F-35′s upgrade plan as interest in ‘sixth-gen’ fighters grows
“We’re not going to let F-35 go static,” Lockheed’s head of aeronautics tells Defense News.
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US drone maker senses a leg up in Europe
General Atomics seeks a foothold on the continent by touting the promise of smooth civilian-airspace integration of its aircraft by militaries here.
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With all eyes on F-35, AAR Corp. looks to ‘clean up’ on F-16 maintenance
The company already supports the Danish Air Force with F-16 maintenance, and it’s looking to bank on its experience in the United States.
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Interim Air Force secretary: I’ve always supported the Space Force
The acting Air Force secretary plans to back elements of the administration’s Space Force plan that his predecessor did not.
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Gallery: Sights from the 2019 Paris Air Show
The world’s aviation elite are at the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, outside of Paris, France.
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US officials threaten retribution for European Union’s restrictions on defense fund
Shutting European defense contractors out of competitions is one option on the table for the Pentagon’s acquisition executive.
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Raytheon CEO on Trump meeting: President appears to understand value of UTC-Raytheon tie-up
Raytheon CEO Tom Kennedy provided more details about the meeting he and UTC boss Greg Hayes had with President Trump about their all-stock deal, after the president expressed concerns about its implications.
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Northrop to build 3D-printed scramjet engine for Raytheon hypersonic weapon
Additive manufacturing is the secret to driving down the price of the Raytheon-Northrop weapon.
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Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
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European leaders unveil model of next-gen fighter aircraft at Paris Air Show
France, Germany and Spain want to develop a flyable demonstrator aircraft by 2026, or roughly 14 years before the weapon is set for fielding.
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Lockheed hypes F-35′s upgrade plan as interest in ‘sixth-gen’ fighters grows
“We’re not going to let F-35 go static,” Lockheed’s head of aeronautics tells Defense News.
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US drone maker senses a leg up in Europe
General Atomics seeks a foothold on the continent by touting the promise of smooth civilian-airspace integration of its aircraft by militaries here.
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With all eyes on F-35, AAR Corp. looks to ‘clean up’ on F-16 maintenance
The company already supports the Danish Air Force with F-16 maintenance, and it’s looking to bank on its experience in the United States.
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Interim Air Force secretary: I’ve always supported the Space Force
The acting Air Force secretary plans to back elements of the administration’s Space Force plan that his predecessor did not.
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Gallery: Sights from the 2019 Paris Air Show
The world’s aviation elite are at the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, outside of Paris, France.
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US officials threaten retribution for European Union’s restrictions on defense fund
Shutting European defense contractors out of competitions is one option on the table for the Pentagon’s acquisition executive.
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Raytheon CEO on Trump meeting: President appears to understand value of UTC-Raytheon tie-up
Raytheon CEO Tom Kennedy provided more details about the meeting he and UTC boss Greg Hayes had with President Trump about their all-stock deal, after the president expressed concerns about its implications.
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Northrop to build 3D-printed scramjet engine for Raytheon hypersonic weapon
Additive manufacturing is the secret to driving down the price of the Raytheon-Northrop weapon.
-
Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
-
European leaders unveil model of next-gen fighter aircraft at Paris Air Show
France, Germany and Spain want to develop a flyable demonstrator aircraft by 2026, or roughly 14 years before the weapon is set for fielding.
-
Lockheed hypes F-35′s upgrade plan as interest in ‘sixth-gen’ fighters grows
“We’re not going to let F-35 go static,” Lockheed’s head of aeronautics tells Defense News.
-
US drone maker senses a leg up in Europe
General Atomics seeks a foothold on the continent by touting the promise of smooth civilian-airspace integration of its aircraft by militaries here.
-
With all eyes on F-35, AAR Corp. looks to ‘clean up’ on F-16 maintenance
The company already supports the Danish Air Force with F-16 maintenance, and it’s looking to bank on its experience in the United States.
-
Interim Air Force secretary: I’ve always supported the Space Force
The acting Air Force secretary plans to back elements of the administration’s Space Force plan that his predecessor did not.
-
Gallery: Sights from the 2019 Paris Air Show
The world’s aviation elite are at the Paris Air Show in Le Bourget, outside of Paris, France.
-
US officials threaten retribution for European Union’s restrictions on defense fund
Shutting European defense contractors out of competitions is one option on the table for the Pentagon’s acquisition executive.
-
Raytheon CEO on Trump meeting: President appears to understand value of UTC-Raytheon tie-up
Raytheon CEO Tom Kennedy provided more details about the meeting he and UTC boss Greg Hayes had with President Trump about their all-stock deal, after the president expressed concerns about its implications.
-
Northrop to build 3D-printed scramjet engine for Raytheon hypersonic weapon
Additive manufacturing is the secret to driving down the price of the Raytheon-Northrop weapon.
-
Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
-
European leaders unveil model of next-gen fighter aircraft at Paris Air Show
France, Germany and Spain want to develop a flyable demonstrator aircraft by 2026, or roughly 14 years before the weapon is set for fielding.
