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Airbus To Support RAF Pumas

The contract runs through 2022 but can be extended.

Maintenance and Modifications

Horizon Tech Shows SIGINT System, ISR Pod

Both products can be applied to numerous platforms.

UK Extends Training Contract with CAE and Serco

The companies' facility at RAF Benson will remain in operation until at least October 2025.

TMD Technologies Offers TWT Power Modules

The tubes address a need solid-state technology cannot.

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Cambridge Pixel Offers Display and Tracking Systems

The company recently secured a customer in the Middle East/

Reaction Engines Preps For Proof-of-Concept Testing

It’s a long development cycle but UK company founded by Alan Bond, of HOTOL fame, believes the Sabre concept will work.

MC-21 Flight Tests Continues On Two Prototypes

If everything goes to plan, there could be an MC-21-300 at the Farnborough Airshow in 2020.

Boeing’s McAllister Sees 2019 Decision on NMA

Customer consultations fruitful but production system still a key consideration

Boeing Seeing Steady Progress with 777X

98-percent of engineering releases completed

Boeing’s McAllister Optimistic about Potential Embraer Deal

Promotes “synergies” in product lines, engineering capabilities

Airbus Tankers Mate Automatically In Flight

An A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) was auto-refueled by an A310 MRTT.

AirMap Partners with Switzerland's Skyguide for Drone UTM

The partnership with Skyguide enables AirMap to put in place by 2019 everything that would be required for a Swiss UTM system by 2021.

KAI Aiming for Spanish and Greek Trainer Deals

Korean manufacturer is looking west for opportunities to sell its KT-1 turboprop trainer and the T-50 Golden Eagle advanced jet trainer.

Leonardo Trials Solo and Hero, Awaits First Order

The Italian company is leading two unmanned aerial systems projects that could appeal to varous nations for maritime applications.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

GE Prepares for Second Phase of GE9X Flight Testing

Ground testing is well advanced but flight testing will start slightly later than planned.

AESA Radar and Technology Developments

The technology features prominently in fighter competitions.

UK's New Aircraft Carriers Rekindle Some Naval Pride

When configured for carrier strike, the two new ships could take two F-35B squadrons, each with 24 jets.

Countdown Begins to Farnborough International Airshow 2018

Flying displays are less dramatic than they once were, but show promises a fascinating range of aircraft and innovative features.

Pratt & Whitney Heeds Hard Lessons Learned on GTF

Any new engine upgrades will undergo more rigorous testing

Pratt & Whitney Up for APU Challenge from Boeing

UTC subsidiary expects further competitive pressure, but expresses readiness to compete

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