Americas
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Jul- 2024 -16 July
Pratt & Whitney Completes F135 Engine Core Upgrade Preliminary Design Review
RTX subsidiary Pratt & Whitney has completed its preliminary design review of the F135 engine core upgrade.
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16 July
Kenya Receives Military Helicopters From US
Kenya has taken delivery of the first batch of military helicopters promised by the US during the state visit of Kenyan President William Ruto.
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16 July
Taiwan Expecting F-16 Deliveries by 2026 as Production Issues ‘Resolved’
Taiwan’s defense ministry said the much-awaited deliveries of F-16V fighter jets it purchased from the US could finally commence in 2026.
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16 July
US Air Force F-15EX Eagle II Reaches Initial Operational Capability
Boeing’s latest F-15EX Eagle II fighter jet has achieved initial operational capability with the US Air Force.
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15 July
GE Demos World’s First Hypersonic Dual-Mode Ramjet Engine
GE Aerospace has demonstrated a dual-mode ramjet engine that could enable the development of more efficient long-range hypersonic aircraft and missiles.
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15 July
US Seeks New Air-Launched Standoff Munition for Ukraine
The US Air Force has revealed Ukraine as the intended recipient of a new precision-guided air-launched munition.
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15 July
Australian F/A-18 to Be Armed With US Hypersonic Cruise Missile
The Royal Australian Air Force is integrating the US Air Force’s Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile with its F/A-18F Super Hornets.
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15 July
BETA’s ALIA Electric Aircraft Carries 500lbs of Cargo in Test Flight for US Air Force
The US Air Force has collaborated with BETA Technologies to conduct a cargo test flight of its ALIA all-electric fixed-wing aircraft.
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15 July
Textron to Provide Hovercraft Training Solutions for US Navy
Textron Systems has received a $39.3-million contract to deliver training solutions for the US Navy Ship-to-Shore Connector program.
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15 July
Alabama Company to Provide Cyber Risk Management for US Defense Health Agency
Alabama-based Sentar has received a $32-million contract to deliver cybersecurity risk management for the Defense Health Agency.
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