Boeing reaches record Patriot Seeker production

In response to what it describes as growing global defence and security needs, Boeing says it plans to expand production further in 2025.

MOD launches second phase of Envoy contract

The Ministry of Defence has launched a tender for the second phase of its Command Support Air Transport (CSAT) Recapitalisation Programme, aiming to secure in-service support and military adaptation of its Envoy IV aircraft through to 2037.

British tankers aid U.S. in Red Sea as allies face criticism

RAF Voyager tanker aircraft have been supporting American operations in the Red Sea, providing aerial refuelling to U.S. Navy strike aircraft conducting sustained combat...

QinetiQ awarded $47m to support defence aviation safety

QinetiQ has been awarded a AUD$47 million contract to support the Defence Aviation Safety Authority (DASA), aimed at enhancing aviation safety across Australia’s defence sector.

Swedish Gripens join NATO Air Policing for first time

This deployment to Poland signifies a further deepening of Sweden’s operational integration within NATO.

US pays operational costs at bases owned by UK confirms MOD

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the United States does not pay traditional rent for access to British military facilities, but instead covers the full operational costs under a long-standing cost-sharing agreement.

No ‘alternative to NATO’ warns Alliance chief

Washington’s expectation is clear: European Allies and Canada must continue to step up and share the burden of collective defence.

MOD progresses Merlin helicopter fleet extension to 2040

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the Royal Navy’s Merlin helicopter Out-of-Service Date Extension Programme remains on track, with formal approvals progressing through standard departmental processes.

An update on Britain’s F-35 stealth jet fleet

The UK's F-35B Lightning II programme is entering a pivotal phase.

UK jet trainer replacement pending Defence Review

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that no decisions have been made on the replacement of the UK’s jet trainer aircraft, with ministers awaiting the outcome of the ongoing Strategic Defence Review before committing to a way forward.

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