Category -- Air -- The Defense Post

Nov- 2025 -

27 November

France’s Defense Giants Team Up to Bring AI to Air Combat

French defense giants Dassault Aviation and Thales are joining forces to bring “controlled and supervised” AI into military aeronautics, aiming to make aircraft smarter and more effective in the skies.

27 November

Jodesz Gavilan

India to Locally Produce HAMMER Precision-Guided Munition

India is taking a major step toward localizing advanced weapon systems with a joint venture to produce the HAMMER munition domestically.

27 November

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Taiwan Version of ‘Golden Dome’ Emerges With Sensor-to-Shooter Integration

T-Dome is Taiwan’s newly island-wide air-defense network, with a revamped sensor-to-shooter system to accelerate detection and interception for a higher kill rate.

27 November

Jodesz Gavilan

Netherlands Pushes for Homegrown Tomahawk‑Style Long‑Range Missile

The Dutch government is openly calling for a domestic, Tomahawk-style long-range missile, pressing the defense industry to move fast.

27 November

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Chile’s New T-40 Trainer Aircraft Ushers in VR-Driven Pilot Training

T-40 Newén trainer aircraft is Chile’s next-gen training platform built by ENAER, featuring a modern digital glass cockpit, and advanced composite materials in its structure for durability.

26 November

Giulia Bernacchi

Embraer to Integrate ILIAS Software Suite for C-390 and A-29 Aircraft

Embraer will integrate ILIAS Solutions’ software suite for maintenance and logistics into the C‑390 Millennium and A‑29 Super Tucano fleets.

26 November

Saab’s GlobalEye Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft.

Rojoef Manuel

Saab, CAE Ink International Training Partnership for GlobalEye Spy Plane

Saab and CAE have signed an agreement to deliver advanced training for Saab’s GlobalEye Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft.

26 November

Jodesz Gavilan

Calidus and Safran Partner to Boost UAE Aerial Delivery Systems

Calidus Holding Group and Safran Electronics & Defense have joined forces to develop advanced aerial delivery systems.

26 November

Rojoef Manuel

Australia’s DroneShield Expands European Footprint With Handheld Anti-Drone Weapons Contract

New South Wales-based DroneShield has won a $3.3 million follow-on contract to supply handheld counter-unmanned aerial systems and accessories to a European military customer.

26 November