Air
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Jul- 2024 -3 July
US Army Accepts First Chinook Block II From Boeing
Boeing has delivered the first of 465 Block II Chinook heavy-lift aircraft to the US Army as part of a modernization effort signed in 2017.
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3 July
Leonardo Delivers 1,000th Infrared Sensor for US Army Helicopters
Leonardo has announced delivery of the 1,000th infrared sensor package it says is a key component of the missile warning system on US Army helicopters.
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3 July
Hanwha Selected to Supply KF-21 Fighter Jet Engines in $401M Deal
South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration has selected Hanwha Aerospace to supply the engines for its new KF-21 Boramae fighter jets.
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3 July
Taiwan Says China Military Drone Spotted Near Remote Island Airport
A Chinese military drone hovered near an airport on a remote Taiwan island causing delays to flights, Taipei's military and local media said.
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3 July
US, South Korean Air Forces Train Mass Airdrop Resupply
The US and Republic of Korea Air Forces have conducted a mass airdrop resupply training to bolster cooperation in tactical airlift operations.
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3 July
America’s New JAGM Missile Sinks Mock Vessel in First Pacific Test
Lockheed Martin’s lethal AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missile successfully struck and sank a mock vessel during its debut launch in the Pacific.
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2 July
US Army Receives GE T901 Engines for Black Hawk Trials
The US Army has received two T901 engines from GE Aerospace for integration and testing aboard its UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.
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2 July
Russia Says Destroyed 5 Ukrainian Jets in Strike on Air Base
Russia claimed to have destroyed five Ukrainian military jets in a strike on an air base that comes as Kyiv prepares for the arrival of long-awaited F-16 fighters.
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2 July
Finland Picks Sierra Nevada’s RAPCON-X as New Border Surveillance Jet
Finland has selected Sierra Nevada’s RAPCON-X jet as its new border surveillance and reconnaissance solution.
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2 July
Safran, MTU Partner for Europe’s Next-Gen Military Helicopter Engine
France’s Safran and Germany’s MTU Aero Engines have formed a joint venture to develop an engine to power Europe’s next-generation of military helicopters.
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