UK to supply thousands more drones to Ukraine

Ukraine will receive thousands more drones as Defence Secretary Grant Shapps announced today that the UK will co-lead a major drone capability coalition with Latvia for Ukraine.

British surveillance aircraft continues patrols near Ukraine

The aircraft was there to conduct electronic surveillance and gather intelligence on Russian forces inside Ukraine.

BAE Systems to enhance U.S. Air Force EA-37B fleet

BAE Systems is set to equip the U.S. Air Force's EA-37B aircraft with new electromagnetic warfare mission systems.

Work begins integrating British torpedo to Poseidon

Sting Ray, a British designed technologically advanced lightweight torpedo, will be integrated on the RAF's Maritime Patrol Aircraft fleet.

First all-female aircrew completes NATO AWACS mission

For the first time ever, a NATO AWACS mission sortie has been completed with an all-female aircrew.

BAE to enhance American MQ-25A refuelling drone

BAE Systems has been selected by Boeing to upgrade and modernise the vehicle management system computer (VMSC) for the U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 unmanned aerial refueling system.

RAF Reaper drones approach ten years over Middle East

The MQ-9 Reaper is currently flown by crews from XIII Squadron.

Red Arrows launch plans for 60th ‘Diamond Season’

The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team has officially launched their diamond anniversary campaign today.

Could an airship solve travel woes in the Scottish Islands?

A study to examine the case for introducing Airlander 10 aircraft, a large electric airship, for passenger and freight transport in the Highlands and Islands has been launched by Hybrid Air Vehicles.

British jets arrive in Saudi Arabia for large scale exercise

Typhoons from XI (Fighter) Squadron have arrived in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to join this year’s Spears of Victory exercise.

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