AESA radar
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Sep- 2026 -17 SeptemberAmericas
US Air Force B-52 Hits Engine, Radar Modernization Milestones
The US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress modernization effort has achieved two key milestones for its engine and radar systems, supporting goals to keep the aircraft operationally relevant through 2050 and beyond.
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Aug- 2026 -31 AugustAmericas
Raytheon to Build New AESA Radar for Cold War-Era B-52 Bombers
The US Air Force has awarded Raytheon and Boeing contracts worth more than $766 million for the B-52 Radar Modernization Program.
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10 AugustTechnology
Skyranger 30 Air Defense System, Explained
How do you defend a moving convoy against cheap, fast drones? This guide looks at how the Skyranger 30 combines guns, missiles, and sensors to find out.
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8 AugustAir
Dassault Rafale: France’s Independent Answer to Modern Air Power
Once developed primarily for France's armed forces, the Dassault Rafale has become one of the world's most sought-after fighter aircraft. This guide explains its design, capabilities, and expanding global operator base.
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Jul- 2026 -27 JulyEurope
Romania Orders 12 Ground Master 200 AESA Radars From Thales
Romania is acquiring 12 combat-proven GM200 Multi-Mission All-in-One radars from French firm Thales to strengthen airspace protection amid reports of drone incursions.
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13 JulyTechnology
AESA Radar Explained: How Active Electronically Scanned Arrays Changed Modern Warfare
This guide breaks down how AESA radar's electronic beam-steering delivers faster, harder-to-jam detection and multi-target tracking, and why that edge is redefining survivability across modern fighter fleets and layered air defense networks.
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Jun- 2026 -19 JuneTechnology
Air Surveillance Gets Faster With New Saab Radar Built for One-Second Scans
Saab is tightening the loop between target detection and tracking with the Giraffe AMB D, a new radar system that updates tracked targets every second, enabling near real-time air surveillance for short- and medium-range air defense roles.
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11 JuneTechnology
US Firm Qorvo Compresses Radar Power Into Tiny Module
North Carolina-based tech firm Qorvo is working to solve one of modern radar’s persistent challenges: increasing range and detection performance while reducing thermal strain and system complexity.
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2 JuneAmericas
Assured Space Breaks Missile Defense Radar Out of Fixed Sites With ‘Penoptix’
Assured Space is introducing Penoptix, a fully transportable X-band radar designed for rapidly changing battlefield environments.
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May- 2026 -19 MayAir
New Holographic 3D Radar Promises 32x Faster Sky Monitoring
Utah-based firm Spotter Global is aiming to outpace conventional electronically scanned array systems with a new holographic 3D radar designed to scan the entire sky up to 32 times faster.
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