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Apr- 2025 -10 April
Mahindra to Produce Airbus H130 Helicopter Cabins in India
Airbus Helicopters has signed an agreement with Mahindra Aerostructures to set up production of the H130 fuselage in India.
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10 April
Spain Develops Europe’s First CH-47F Chinook Simulator for Pilot Training
Spanish defense company Indra has developed a new Chinook CH-47F full-mission simulator, the first in Europe for this version.
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9 April
US Air Force Accepts First TPY-4 Radar From Lockheed
The US Air Force has taken delivery of its first TPY-4 radar from Lockheed Martin after the system successfully completed early phase testing.
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9 April
Russian Attacks Wound 21 Overnight, Ukraine Says
At least 21 Ukrainians were wounded during Russian attacks across the country overnight, regional officials said on Wednesday.
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9 April
Northrop Grumman to Continue Sustainment Support for US Navy E-2 Hawkeyes
The US Navy has awarded Northrop Grumman a contract to extend sustainment services for the force’s E-2 Hawkeye tactical early warning aircraft.
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9 April
KALS Wins Training Deal for US Navy E-6B Mercury Pilots
Illinois-based aviation services provider AAR Corp. and industry partner KIRA have formed a joint venture to support in-flight training for US Navy E-6B Mercury pilots.
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9 April
Yemen Rebels Say Four Killed in US Strikes on West
Yemen's Houthi rebels said US strikes on the western province of Hodeida killed four people and wounded 13 others.
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8 April
Shield AI Launches Upgraded V-BAT Drone for US, Allied Users
Shield AI has introduced a modernized version of its V-BAT unmanned aerial system to provide enhanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operability for US and allied customers.
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8 April
Sweden Acquires Thales Ground Master 200 Multi-Mission Compact Radar
Sweden has signed an agreement with Thales to procure the Ground Master 200 Multi-Mission Compact radar (GM200 MM/C).
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7 April
US Approves $400 Million Patriot Missile Upgrade for Kuwait
The US State Department has approved Kuwait’s request to upgrade and recertify its Patriot missiles for an estimated $400 million.
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