RSK MIG
The MiG-AT continues to be developed, despite the type having lost out to Yakovlev's rival Yak-130 in a contest to re-equip the Russian air force's training schools. The MiG-AT is offered as an advanced jet trainer and also as an armed light combat aircraft.
Russia's Rosoboronexport agency is offering the aircraft, which has twin Larzac engines and a service life of 15,000h.
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Source: Flight International
Saab’s Aeronautics business unit enjoyed a strong first-quarter performance, with highlights including a Gripen C sale to Hungary and the transfer of a first Saab 340-based airborne early warning aircraft to Poland.
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.
