Aviation News
Russia will merge both its helicopter design houses Mil and Kamov into one unit called National Helicopter Center.
English: Pavel AdzhigildaevРусский: Павел Аджигильдяев [CC BY-SA 3.0 GFDL 1.2], via Wikimedia Commons
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Tunisia has been cleared by the U.S. government to buy 12 T-6C trainers worth an estimated cost of $234 million.
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Royal Norwegian Air Force chief Brig. Gen. Tonje Skinnarland said in an exclusive interview with Defense News that his F-35 fleet has an issue with its unique drag chute.
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Investigations into the crash of a Red Arrows jet on Mar. 20 last year has revealed that the pilot was fatigued, distracted and experiencing reduced situational awareness when the jet crash.
Photo: Cpl Andy Benson/MOD [OGL], via Wikimedia Commons
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Greece has signed a statement of intent to buy two new frigates from France. It is believed that the two ships will be the BELH@RRA-class.
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