Aviation News
The HAL Tejas flew its first public day demonstration at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition on Mar. 29. For some unknown reason, the drag chute was jettisoned a few seconds after deployment.
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The U.S. Air Force has grounded the B-1 bomber fleet due to issues with the ejection seat.
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Japan is offering two air surveillance radars for export. The FPS-3ME and TPS-P14ME are modernised AESA radars.
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The French Navy is conducting an air exercise over parts of Cyprus this week.
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The Indian Air Force has finalised the Air Staff Quality Requirements (ASQR) for the fighter program to buy 114 aircraft, according to The Print.
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