All Fixed-wing articles – Page 668
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Fresh delays hit Dutch military airlift expansion
All three projects intended to increase the transport capacity of the Royal Netherlands Air Force have suffered fresh delays ...
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NewsSaab launches attack on Norway's 'faulty' fighter analysis
Saab has attacked the assessment process which led to Oslo eliminating its Gripen NG in favour of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter ...
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F-35 avionics testbed starts airborne checkout tests
Lockheed Martin has launched the last phase of check-out testing using a modified Boeing 737 carrying avionics for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter ...
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UK steps up helicopter training exercises
Today's military air arms are faced with a major challenge: to meet the maxim to "train like you fight" while overcoming severe restrictions in equipment, personnel or budget, and sustaining often long-running commitments to combat or peacekeeping operations.
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Qinetiq-led team demonstrates carrier landing system for JSF
A UK trial has demonstrated a new stabilised visual landing aid concept for the F-35B Joint Strike Fighter on board the Royal Navy's aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious ...
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NewsPICTURE: Afghan army accepts donated Mi-24 attack helicopters
Afghanistan's army has received its first three of six ex-Czech air force Mil Mi-24 attack helicopters during a delivery ceremony in Kabul ...
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NewsSwitzerland completes test flights in fighter contest
Switzerland has completed a 100-sortie series of test flights involving the Eurofighter, Gripen and Rafale, and will select its F-5 replacement next July ...
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NewsEmbraer prepares for launch of new-look C-390 transport
Embraer says it is preparing a response to a new Brazilian air force tender with a redesigned and more capable C-390 transport ...
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NewsBoeing seeks alternate uses for Airborne Laser
As well as downing ballistic missiles, the YAL-1 Airborne Laser could be used to engage aircraft and cruise missiles, believes Boeing ...
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FLIGHT TEST: Pilatus PC-21 - Fast learner
Can one aircraft replace three or four? The new Pilatus PC-21, with its range of sophisticated embedded systems, looks as if it could ...
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EC135 delivery a milestone for Spain
HELICOPTERS Hola to helos Spain's ambitions to create a national helicopter industry have been boosted as Eurocopter adds assembly lines in the...
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V-22, CH-47 restarts after five-day hiatus
Manufacturing lines for the BellBoeing V-22 Osprey and CH-47 Chinook resumed production today after a five-day hiatus.
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Bell 429 engines receive type certification
Pratt & Whitney Canada today announced receiving certification for PW207D1 and PW207D2 turboshaft engines,...