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Gene Cunningham, Boeing vice president of global defense sales, told Bloomberg News recently that it could be another two years before New Delhi decides on which fighter to buy for its air force.
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Lockheed Martin has sent out invitations to Turkey for the official handover of the first Turkish F-35A on Jun. 21.
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India’s attempt to arm its indigenous Tejas fighter and Su-30MKI with the European-made long-range Meteor air-to-air missile has hit a snag.
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Draken International had deployed several of its L-159Es to Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base, Klamath Falls, Oregon to provide Adversary Air (ADAIR) training to 173rd Fighter Wing.
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Yuri Sytnik, a Russian member of the presidential commission on civil aviation, spoke on radio program “Says Moscow” and said Russia could resume the production of the An-124 and rebrand it.
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