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Boeing Unveils T-7A Red Hawk Advanced Trainer for US Air Force

Boeing has unveiled its first of 351 T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer aircraft for the US Air Force as part of a $9.2 billion contract.

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Philippine Air Force to Receive Airbus C295 Aircraft

Airbus has announced that it will supply the Philippine Air Force with two additional C295M tactical transport aircraft beginning this year.

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Canada Purchases ‘King Air’ Spy Planes for $247 Million

Canada is acquiring three spy planes under a US foreign military sales agreement to boost its aerial surveillance capabilities.

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Brazilian Air Force Purchases A330s to Convert Into Multi-Role Tankers

The Brazilian Air Force has bought two commercial Airbus A330-200 aircraft which the service will convert into multi-role tankers.

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Ukraine Receives Fighter Planes, Parts to Bolster Air Force: Pentagon

Ukraine has received fighter planes and aircraft parts to bolster its air force in the face of Russia's invasion, the Pentagon said.

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US Air Force Seeking Blue Force Adversary Simulator Drones

The US Air Force has awarded a contract to American firm Blue Force Technologies to supply drones for adversary air training.

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Setback to European Fighter Jet as Companies in Deadlock

Europe’s Future Combat Air System fighter jet program has suffered a setback as the two main contractors have failed to reach an agreement on its development.

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BAE, Pipistrel to Develop Lightweight, ‘Sustainable’ Aircraft

BAE Systems has announced a collaboration with Slovenian aerospace firm Pipistrel to explore the development of a lightweight, sustainable aircraft.

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USS Gerald R. Ford Prepares for First Deployment 

The US Navy’s Ford-class aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford will soon head for final preparation before its first deployment.

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BAE Demonstrates Advanced Manned-Unmanned Teaming Tech

BAE Systems has demonstrated its manned-unmanned aerial vehicle teaming technology at a US Department of Defense flight test range.

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