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The U.S. State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Japan for up to nine KC-46A aerial refueling aircraft and related equipment. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency notified Congress on Sept. 13, of the potential $4.1 billion deal.
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Survitec, a global leader in aviation safety equipment, has obtained approval of its Aircrew Flight Equipment (AFE) system for the F-16 Viper Block 70/72. The company is now transitioning to serial production for Taiwan and Morocco, marking a major step forward in the program.
The F-15EX made its debut public appearance at the Oregon International Air Show (OIA). The advanced fighter jet, operated by the 142nd Wing of the Oregon Air National Guard, wowed the crowds with flyovers.
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The Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to participate in Exercise Eastern Bridge VII, a bilateral air exercise with the Royal Oman Air Force (ROAF). The exercise will take place from Sept. 11 to 22, at Air Force Base Masirah in Oman.
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The Royal Air Force’s (RAF) Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) is facing an unprecedented challenge as its legendary Spitfire and Hurricane fighter planes remain grounded four months after a tragic accident. The extended suspension of flights has raised questions about the future of these iconic World War II aircraft in RAF service.
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