Air
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Jul- 2026 -28 July
Frankenburg Taps BAE, Roxel for Mark I Missile Development
Frankenburg Technologies is teaming up with BAE Systems and Roxel UK to develop key technologies for its Mark I air defense missile.
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27 July
US Air National Guard Eyes Powered Paragliders for Special Missions
The Air National Guard wants to acquire powered paragliding systems to enhance the effectiveness of Air Force Special Warfare personnel.
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27 July
CH-47 Chinook: The Heavy-Lift Helicopter That Keeps Armies Moving
Few helicopters have proven as versatile as the CH-47 Chinook. This guide covers six decades of history, variants, capabilities, and operators behind its reputation as a heavy-lift workhorse.
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27 July
British Army Selects Ukraine-Proven Tekever AR5 Drone to Replace Watchkeeper
The British Army has chosen Tekever's AR5 surveillance drone, combat-proven in Ukraine, to replace its aging Watchkeeper drone fleet.
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27 July
UK’s New Medium Helicopters to Receive Local Engine Support From StandardAero
GE Aerospace has partnered with Arizona-based StandardAero to help build and sustain the CT7-2E1 propulsion systems that will power the UK Armed Forces’ New Medium Helicopter fleet.
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27 July
Ukraine Debuts High-Speed Interceptor Built to Kill Jet-Powered Shaheds
Ukrainian defense firm SkyFall has introduced the P1-SUN JetKiller, a high-speed interceptor designed to counter Russia’s growing use of jet-powered Shahed unmanned aerial systems.
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27 July
Ukrainian-Danish Venture to Build 12,000 SAKER Military Drones Annually
Kyiv-based defense tech company Twist Robotics has formed a joint venture with Danish-Ukrainian firm Vidar Industries to manufacture its SAKER family of tactical unmanned aerial systems in Denmark.
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27 July
MBDA Begins Low-Rate Production of SPEAR Standoff Cruise Missile
MBDA has begun low-rate production of the SPEAR cruise missile following successful testing, with first deliveries scheduled for early 2027.
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27 July
Turbopower to Provide Decade of C-130 Engine Upkeep Under $343M Pentagon Deal
Turbopower has secured a spot in a Pentagon project worth up to $343.2 million to deliver depot-level assistance for the next-generation T56 propulsion system that powers the Lockheed Martin C-130 Hercules military transport aircraft.
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27 July
Destinus Gives Air Defenders a Mach 2+ Interceptor That Knows What to Ignore
Dutch defense firm Destinus is taking a more targeted approach to point defense, focusing its intercepts on projectiles headed for critical military and infrastructure assets rather than engaging every threat.
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