AERALIS announce new jet aircraft design

This next-generation design of the Common Core Fuselage (CCF) will be the backbone of the company's future aircraft fleet. #DSEI23

AERALIS in deal with Babcock for flexible aircraft delivery

Bristol-based light jet company AERALIS has announced a memorandum of understanding with Babcock France at #DSEI23.

British Army showcase Brimstone armed drone

A drone that fires Brimstone missiles has been shown off at #DSEI23 by the British Army.

UK boosts funding for SPEAR-EW jammer development – DSEI23

SPEAR-EW shares the same framework as MBDA's SPEAR miniature cruise missile crafted for the Royal Air Force. #DSEI23

QinetiQ reveals low-cost ‘disposable’ Jackdaw swarm drone

Jackdaw is characterised as a low-cost, high-performance 'disposable' UAS, crafted specifically for swarming operations and collaborative autonomous missions.

Lockheed Martin pitches Black Hawk for the UK

Lockheed Martin today unveiled its proposal to offer its Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopter as the replacement for the UK's ageing medium helicopter fleet. #DSEI23

UK, Japan and Italy sign agreement on GCAP jet

The agreement will streamline efforts to meet the concept phase requirements of the next generation combat aircraft for the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP). #DSEI23

BAE tests advanced flight control tech for F-35

This upgrade in the BAE Systems’ Vehicle Management Computer (VMC) is poised to boost mission efficiency, safety, and the aircraft's overall reliability, especially in challenging environments.

Defence Committee sounds alarm on E-7 fleet reduction

The Defence Committee's recommendation is clear: a renewed commitment to a fleet of at least five aircraft.

UK combat air capability questioned in report

"There are serious questions as to whether the UK’s reduced combat air fleet still provides a sufficient deterrent."

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