North Korea has conducted its first missile test in 2025, claiming it was an intermediate-range ballistic missile topped by a hypersonic glide vehicle.
Defense engineering and support company Babcock has acquired 11 Aero Vodochody L-39 jet trainers as part of an effort to grow European training capacity.
The International Defence Conference (IDC) 2025 will take place on 16 February under the theme "Defence Reimagined: Innovation, Integration and Resilience.”
A lawsuit and battlefield images reveal radar availability problems in Russia’s helicopters—and the vulnerability of its aerospace industry to sanctions.
FAB accident investigation experts are extracting data from the flight recorders recovered from the Azerbaijan Airlines flight that crashed in Kazakhstan.
The U.S. Commerce Department is considering imposing a rule that could restrict or ban drones made in China due to the national security risks they pose.
The U.S. State Department has approved a $3.6 billion AIM-120 Amraam package to Japan, in what will be one of the largest foreign exports of the missile.
EMBRAER secured contract from an undisclosed customer for two C-390s in deal that includes training/spares support, plus two orders for total of 10 A-29 Super Tucano light attack and advanced trainers from undisclosed customers. It has now booked orders in 2024 for 19 C-390s and >30 Super Tocanos and will end year with D&S backlog of US$4.9b.
AIR INDUSTRIES GROUP announced new $2.6m contract from an undisclosed customer to supply aftermarket landing gear assemblies for US Navy E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft. It booked three contracts worth $45m in December.
The Israeli Defense Ministry has set up a new research unit to focus on AI and autonomy while also ramping up production of Arrow-3 missile interceptors.
Dublin has ordered four Airbus H145Ms for the Irish Air Corps through a €91.7 million ($95.2 million) contract to replace the force's EC135/H135 helicopters.
