Airbus has decided against offering its Tiger attack helicopter for Japan’s AH-X attack helicopter contest that will replace its AH-1S.
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Morocco said to be negotiating to buy T-129
FAR-Maroc has reported that Morocco is negotiating to buy the T-129 attack helicopter from Turkey.
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Slovakia postpones decision on new fighter
Slovakia’s Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini has decided that his cabinet will need more time to select the winner of a fighter competition to replace the MiG-29.
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Belgium will now consider upgrading its F-16 fleet
Beth Stevenson from Jane’s Defence Weekly reports that Belgium will now consider upgrading its F-16A/B fleet instead of just buying a new fighter type.
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Canada will acquire 25 Hornets from Australia
Canada has upped the number of F/A-18s it intends to procure from Australia, Ottawa Citizen reports that the number has jumped from 18 to 25.
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