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PAL Aerospace Joins Canada’s Future Aircrew Training Program

PAL Aerospace has reached an agreement with SkyAlyne to provide aircraft modification for Canada's CT-142Q Citadel aircraft.

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Ukraine’s Potential Next Battlefield Ride? Airbikes and Airbuggies

Ukraine is exploring a new way to move troops into battle, with the country’s government-backed Brave1 innovation platform beginning work on airbikes and air-mobile buggies for frontline missions.

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China Offers First Official Glimpse of Its Secretive Sixth-Gen Fighter Jet

China has dropped what appears to be the first official visuals of its mysterious sixth-generation combat platform, offering a rare glimpse of an aircraft long surrounded by speculation.

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New Indian Fighter Jet Concept Introduces ‘Mobbing Doctrine’

A new autonomous fighter jet concept is taking shape in India as Flying Wedge Defence & Aerospace launches an ambitious development program centered on AI-driven air combat.

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Embraer Completes Checkup of Hungary’s C-390 Millennium Airlifter

Embraer has concluded the first scheduled sustainment of the Hungarian Air Force’s C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft.

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L3Harris Delivers VC-25B Under Air Force One Fleet Upgrade Program

The US has taken delivery of a VC-25B Bridge aircraft from L3Harris Technologies at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, as part of the Air Force One fleet modernization program.

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Moog Clears Key Milestone in Upgrade of Lynden Air Cargo’s Hercules Fleet

New York-based Moog has completed a critical design review supporting a military-grade revamp for Lockheed Martin’s L-382G Hercules fleet under Alaskan airline firm Lynden Air Cargo.

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German Firm Builds Aircraft for a Battlefield Dominated by Drones

German defense firm Quantum Systems has developed a new aircraft aimed at operating in airspace where drones are becoming both the primary threat and primary tool.

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US Navy’s T-45 Goshawk Replacement Race Narrows After Boeing Exit

Boeing has withdrawn from the US Navy’s Undergraduate Jet Training System competition, ending plans to offer a naval version of its T-7A Red Hawk aircraft and narrowing the field to just two remaining contenders.

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Viasat to Integrate SATCOM Tech for US C-130J Hurricane Hunters

Lockheed Martin has teamed up with Viasat to equip advanced satellite communications capability on C-130J Hercules military airlifters in support of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Hurricane Hunter program.

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