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If all the planned 96 AH-64Es are purchased it will make the Polish army the second biggest Apache operator after the U.S. Army.

Military certification of fire-fighting equipment will add another capability to the multi-role medium airlifter.

The Gripen E program is now into the serial production phase, while work progresses at pace to bring the aircraft into operation.

The G550 business jet platform is taking over the communications intelligence and jamming role from the EC-130H Hercules.

The UH-1Y Venoms and AH-1Z Vipers will bolster the Czech fleet as the nation's Soviet-era helicopters are gifted to support Ukrainian forces.

The Textron business unit, best known for its contract aggressor work, will support flight test activities at the F-35 final assembly plant.

The missionized agricultural Sky Warden will be used in support of U.S. special forces in areas such as Africa.

The new fighters are required urgently to complete the replacement of the air force’s Soviet-era hardware.

The two A330s will be converted into tanker/transports to restore a capability lost with the retirement of the Boeing KC-137 in 2013.

Airbus has engineered a fully roll-on, roll-off solution that can turn any A400M into a firefighter without modification.

India is looking for a multi-role fighter to equip the air wing of its new indigenously designed aircraft carrier.

Jeppesen is best known for its charts, but the company offers a wide range of planning and optimization tools across the aviation sector.

The XA100 is the world’s first flight-weight, three-stream, adaptive cycle engine to run, and could power F-35s by the end of the 2020s.

Azerbaijan Airlines has been pleased with its initial two 787s and intends to build its fleet to at least 10 in the coming years.

The U.S. Army expects to choose its FLRAA UH-60 Black Hawk replacement in October.

The all-new L-39NG has been certified to military standards, with Aero Vodochody preparing to deliver the first example to the launch customer next year.

When the KF-21 is cleared for service, South Korea will become the eighth country to have successfully developed an advanced jet fighter.

The technology giant is creating a European hub to satisfy the growing demand for laser weapons, especially in the fields of C-UAS and C-RAM defense.

Airbus achieved its first automated air-to-air refueling in 2018, and now the capability has been approved for daytime use with the boom.

The UK government has confirmed that Team Tempest will build a demonstrator for the aircraft at the center of the Future Combat Air System.

The S-70i Black Hawk is being offered to the UK for its NMH requirement, with aircraft to be built in Poland if the type is selected.

Leonardo will install production infrastructure at Yeovil in advance of the UK NMH selection due in answer to the program’s aggressive timeline.

The remotely piloted aircraft will be used to stand up an MQ-9A(ER) squadron in Hawaii to support U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.

The XA100 fighter engine and T901 rotary-wing powerplant programs are making strides, while GE’s existing portfolio continues to show strong sales.

The HF-9500 high-frequency set replaces the legacy ARC-190 system in previously supplied C-130Js.

The TCTS II training system allows large numbers of aircraft—with varying levels of security clearance—to exercise together in virtual environments.

Weapon capability is one element of a four-pronged approach to making the AW149 a highly survivable rotorcraft platform over the battlefield.

South Korea is upgrading its KAI KA-1 jet trainers with a new avionics suite that increases capability and provides room for growth.

The Ice Breaker is an air-launched adaptation of the naval/land-based anti-ship Sea Breaker, which Rafael unveiled a year ago.

Draken Europe, formerly Cobham Aviation Services, will shortly begin flying Aero L-159Es on aggressor duties for the RAF.