By Kate Sarsfield at Farnborough air show
Raytheon unveiled at the show a light combat version of its T-6B military trainer, called the AT-6. The aircraft will be equipped with a variety of quick-change plug-and-play mission modules for a variety of roles in a "network centric environment", the company says.
Source: Flight International
Croatia’s first six of 12 Dassault Aviation Rafales were transferred to Velika Gorica near Zagreb on 25 April.
Boeing’s defence unit incurred losses of $222 million against a pair of fixed-price contracts in the first quarter of this year, but was buoyed by strong order performance during the same period.
The United Arab Emirates’ fourth GlobalEye surveillance aircraft departed Saab’s Linkoping modification site on 18 April.
