Analysts project 10-year $40.6 billion land-based radar market
In its latest analysis of the land-based radar market, Forecast International estimates that the market will have a value of at least $40.567 billion from 2020-2029.
Britain and Belgium to work together on Protector drones
The UK and Belgium have agreed a Bilateral Statement of Intent to explore collaboration on the MQ-9B Remotely Piloted Aircraft System which both nations are acquiring.
Germany takes over NATO air policing role from France
On August the 31st, the German Air Force Eurofighter detachment took over the augmenting role of NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission from the French...
DARPA’s ‘GREMLIN’ completes second flight test
The programme seeks to develop and demonstrate air launch and air recovery of up to four unmanned aerial systems, known as Gremlins, within 30 minutes.
F-16 drone wins ‘Human vs Artificial Intelligence’ aerial dogfight
Heron Systems F-16 AI agent defeated seven other companies’ F-16 AI agents and then went on to dominate the main event – a series of simulated dogfights against an experienced Air Force F-16 pilot – winning 5-0 through aggressive and precise maneuvers the human pilot couldn’t outmatch.
BAE designing new aircraft power sources to ‘clear path to electric flight’
BAE say that they are making new integrated electric systems to power urban air mobility aircraft – paving the way to a cleaner commute.
Russian fighter jet violates NATO airspace
A Russian Su-27 followed a B-52 into Danish airspace, committing a "significant violation of airspace" say NATO.
Six B-52 bombers to overfly all 30 NATO Allies in one day
Six US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress bomber aircraft will be overflying all 30 NATO Allies today.
UK to buy 395 Hellfire missiles for $46 million
The US State Department has authorised a purchase of three hundred and ninety-five AGM-114R2 Hellfire missiles for an estimated cost of $46 million.
UK could cut F-35 purchase by around 50 percent
In an exclusive report by Lucy Fisher at The Times, it is claimed that the Ministry of Defence have discussed procuring 70 F-35 jets instead of 138 as a 'minimum credible F-35 fleet'.
