Aviation News
A report by Bloomberg says Japanese defense contractors are not keen to stay in the aviation sector as Tokyo buys more and more military aviation equipment from United States.
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The U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has notified Congress on the potential sale of 28 AIM-120 C-7 air-to-air missiles to Denmark.
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South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development will soon pick a local partner to develop an indigenous variant of the Taurus air-launched, long-range cruise missile for the KF-X fighter.
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BAE Systems said on Jul. 9 that it has begun work to transition its advanced Compass Call electronic warfare (EW) system from aging EC-130H to the EC-37B.
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Botswana says it cannot afford the $1.7 billion required to buy a fleet of Saab Gripen fighters and will look for cheaper alternatives instead.
