Month: June 2015

The U.S. Navy has awarded Raytheon Company a multi-year contract valued at $153 million to produce 53 maritime, littoral and overland surveillance radars for its fleet of Boeing P-8A Poseidon aircraft. The AN/APY-10 delivers accurate […]

Airbus Defence and Space is about to recommence deliveries of Airbus A400M aircraft following the lifting of all remaining flight restrictions on new production aircraft by Spanish regulator DGAM yesterday. As a result, all A400Ms […]

A M-346 of the Italian Air Force’s 61st Air Wing (called T-346A by ItAF) has been temporarily deployed to Grosseto Air Base to start testing the aircraft’s capability as an "aggressor" in dissimilar combat training […]

Airbus Helicopters’ multi-role H130 rotorcraft will soon accomplish additional duties as the first aerial work-configured member of this lightweight single-engine rotorcraft family has been delivered to Air Zermatt. Equipped with a new cargo sling, the […]

GE is developing a massive new engine called the GE9X for Boeing’s new 777X wide-body jet. The 11-foot engine will be 10 percent more fuel efficient than the GE90 engine currently used by 777 aircraft. GE Aviation’s […]

 A seven-student team from Russellville City School in Alabama will represent on the 19th of June the United States at the International Rocketry Challenge at the 2015 Paris Air Show. The RCS Engineers are the […]

Marty Kauchak Terrorist activities are tearing the fabric of stability and civil society in many nations across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Government and private sector forces are using a mix of basic […]

LYNGBY, Denmark – Initial test results have been described as ‘extremely promising’ following the first flights of a commercial aircraft transmitting ACARS data over SwiftBroadband using a Cobham SATCOM system. Two weeks of evaluation flights […]