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Jun- 2024 -7 June
Indian Su-30MKI Helicopter Crashes, Pilots Survive
An Indian Air Force Su-30MKI fighter has crashed during a test flight in Nashik, western India, its two pilots sustaining minor injuries.
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7 June
Thales to Boost Indonesian Defense With New Joint Venture
Thales has signed a deal with Jakartan firm PT Len Industri to address the air surveillance requirements of the Indonesian Air Force.
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7 June
Ukraine Wants More Pilots Trained on F-16 But Allies Have No More Room: Report
Ukraine wants more of its military pilots trained on the F-16 but its Western allies are reportedly unable to fill the demand.
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7 June
Rheinmetall, US Company Team for Aircraft Support Offering in Europe
Rheinmetall and SES have agreed to jointly deliver technical support for fixed-wing and rotary aircraft in Europe.
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7 June
UK, Latvia Open Bidding for Ukrainian First-Person View Drones
The UK and Latvia have launched the solicitation process for first-person view unmanned aerial systems under a drone program for Ukraine.
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7 June
Germany Accepts Third Airbus A350 Special Mission Aircraft From Lufthansa
Lufthansa Technik has delivered the third Airbus A350 aircraft to the German Air Force as part of its Special Air Mission Wing expansion.
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7 June
France to Transfer Mirage-2000 Fighter Jets to Ukraine: Macron
France will transfer Mirage-2000 fighter jets to Ukraine and train their Ukrainian pilots as part of a new military cooperation with Kyiv.
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6 June
Canadian Air Force Selects Artemis Mobile Phone Detector for Helicopter Upgrade
The Royal Canadian Air Force has selected the Smith Myers Artemis Mobile Phone Detection Location System for its CH-149 Cormorant search and rescue helicopter mid-life upgrade.
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6 June
Leonardo Opens AW149 Helicopter Production Line in Poland
Leonardo has opened a production line for the Polish Armed Forces' AW149 helicopters in Świdnik, southeastern Poland.
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6 June
US Orders Modified Hero Loitering Munitions for Special Operations
Israel’s UVision has received a $74-million contract to deliver a modified version of its Hero-120 loitering munition to the US Special Operations Command.
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