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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is upset over Boeing’s attempt to have the U.S. government investigate Bombardier’s sale of CSeries jetliners to Delta airline and has hinted that the Super Hornet deal might be canceled.
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Having completed its first hovering test last year, the Ka-64 medium helicopter will commence full-scale flight testing this year, Director of the Aviation Industry Department at Russia’s Industry and Trade Ministry Sergei Yemelyanov said.
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BAE Systems has rolled out the first Eurofighter and Hawk Mk166 for the Royal Air Force of Oman (RAFO) in Warton, Lancashire on May 15.
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In an interview with French regional newspaper Sud-Ouest, Dassault’s CEO Eric Trappier said his firm is in talks for another 18 Rafale fighters but the contract will concluded in 2018.
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The Pentagon’s Inspector General Office is to conduct an evaluation and submit a report to Congress on whether the U.S. Air Force has placed too much secrecy on the B-21 program.
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