Aviation News
The Japan Air Self Defense Forces (JASDF) has awarded Cubic contracts to supply additional rangeless Air Combat Training System (ACTS) equipment.
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The U.S. Congress has decided to pay $75 million to Boeing as down payment for 22 Super Hornets that the U.S. Navy didn’t order.
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A penetrator variant of the Enhanced Paveway II GBU-50 was successfully demonstrated from a Mirage 2000D.
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Business Standard has reviewed the minutes of a meeting chaired by India’s secretary of defense production in which the IAF criticized the decision to go ahead with the PAK-FA.
Continue reading “IAF complains PAK-FA is expensive, unable to meet performance targets”
The latest Apache model is ready to fly again as soon as Taiwan and U.S. military fix new main transmission units on the helicopters.
Continue reading “AH-64E grounding to be lifted soon”