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E-variant of the Apache attack helicopters is meaner than ever but will it win the Polish competition?

It remains unclear how far Chinese fighter manufacturers Shenyang and Chengdu have progressed their respective FC/J-31 and J-20 designs.

While China has failed to get away from reliance on Russia, it is in many cases Ukrainian technology that it is using.

A mounting body of evidence suggests that pro-Russian separatists shot down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Europe.

The significant increase in military systems on display has boosted the biennial event.

In its Zhuhai display, the FC-31 appeared to bleed too much energy and the pilot had a hard time keeping the nose up during turns and other maneuvers.

The aircraft appeared at the show in PLAAF livery, and the service is expected to be the primary customer.

Brazilian, Israeli and South African missiles are slated for integration.

Economic pressure is prompting fresh concerns over the viability of Russia’s military investments

Iran is already exploring what it can buy from the likes of Russia and China when sanctions lift and its assets are unfrozen.

The An-132 will be a modernized An-32 built in Saudi Arabia with Ukraine’s Antonov as “consultant”.

Despite years trying to develop their own designs, the Chinese have decided it can’t wait, and it will be cheaper to use Russian designs.

The latest U.S. offer seems to conclude a lengthy evaluation process. Meanwhile, Romania has made a quick choice.

UAC recently logged sales for 36 more Su-35 combat aircraft in a move that could extend its production backlog by up to 10 years.

Two-Year Legal Saga Of Chinese Cyber Hack Of U.S. Military Aircraft May Be Ending

Lots of challenges remain now Ukraine has been cut off from Russia, as it deals with international customers directly.

Program’s second flight test aircraft bears livery of first operator, Air Baltic

Goal is to improve availability, which has not been good, Indians say.

Russia's air force is in the early stages of a long and complex upgrade to fifth generation technology.

Turkey has joined the Ukraine and Saudi Arabia in development of the multipurpose twin turboprop.

Specializing in upgrading Soviet-era aircraft, new Antonov offerings and using overseas prodiction keep Ukrainian aerospace industry going.

Russia does not believe the U.S. has much chance of breaking into markets such as India and Pakistan that it has dominated.

Iran at last starts to receive Western airliners as sanctions are lifted but is looking East for military aircraft.

New information on the J-10, J-20 and FC-31 emerged on the margins of this week’s Communist Party Congress.

India's air force is reportedly sceptical about the benefits of committing to Sukhoi’s fifth-generation fighter.