Air
-
Sep- 2024 -16 September
US Approves $7.2B Sale of F-35 Jets to NATO Ally Romania
The US State Department said it had approved the sale of dozens of F-35 fighter jets to its NATO ally Romania, a deal worth $7.2 billion.
Read More » -
13 September
Lockheed, Australia Expand GMLRS Local Production Deal
Lockheed Martin has announced a significant expansion of its agreement with Australia regarding the local production of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System missiles.
Read More » -
13 September
Anduril Introduces Barracuda-M Family of Low-Cost Cruise Missiles
Anduril Industries has unveiled an innovative family of cruise missiles that reportedly requires fewer than 10 tools to assemble and is 30 percent cheaper than comparable weapons.
Read More » -
13 September
Piasecki Conducts Milestone ARES-DV Flight, Signals Potential for Military Use
Piasecki Aircraft Corporation has successfully conducted the first flight of its Aerial Reconfigurable Embedded System Demonstration Vehicle.
Read More » -
13 September
Japan Scrambles Jets as Russian Recon Aircraft Circle Country
Japan scrambled fighter jets after Russian aircraft flew around the archipelago for the first time in five years, Tokyo said Friday.
Read More » -
12 September
Norway Buys More TPY-4 Multi-Mission Radars From Lockheed
Norway has placed an order for three additional TPY-4 multi-mission radars from Lockheed Martin.
Read More » -
12 September
F-16 Next-Gen Electronic Warfare Suite Cleared for Flight Trials
The F-16’s future electronic warfare suite is ready for flight trials after completing ground testing in a US Air Force anechoic chamber.
Read More » -
12 September
Taiwan Allocates $1.3B to Acquire ‘Viper Shield’ EW System for F-16VS
Taiwan allocates NT$42.8 billion (US$1.33 billion) to procure the "Viper Shield" advanced electronic warfare system from L3Harris.
Read More » -
12 September
BAE Systems to Support DARPA AI Airborne Combat Program
BAE Systems has secured a $4-million contract to support DARPA’s artificial intelligence development program for autonomous airborne combat.
Read More » -
12 September
Belgium Lacks Air Defense Weapons, Relies on F-16s: Ex-Military Official
The Belgian Armed Forces does not have enough air defense weapons so it relies heavily on its F-16 fleet for airspace protection, a retired colonel has claimed.
Read More »