Defense

During the Farnborough International Airshow this month, Israel Aerospace Industries CEO and President Joseph Weiss talked with Paris Bureau Chief Amy Svitak, about plans to expand the company’s presence in the global space sector with exports of remote-sensing and communications satellites.

Asian giant makes a splash at an international exercise

Doctors and nurses are increasingly working at the forefront of battlefields
Defense

F-35 reliability is about more than Farnborough
Defense

With mounting evidence that MH17 was shot down by Ukrainian separatist rebels who believed that they were engaging a military aircraft, attention is focusing on the Russian-built Almaz-Antey Buk-M1 ground-based air defense system (Gbads) that destroyed the airliner.
Defense

By Bradley Perrett
Considering a cooperative fighter program, Japan ground-tests its demonstrator
Defense

Israel bolsters Iron Dome system in current conflict

By Jen DiMascio, Maksim Pyadushkin
A&D business proceeds despite visa snub and sanctions

The Buk-M1 (SA-11 Gadfly to NATO) can be used by minimally trained operators to deliver a lethal attack, without the safeguards built into other comparable ground-based air defense systems.
Defense

By Guy Norris
The Vietnamese navy is close to completing its first fleet of fixed-wing aircraft with the delivery of the final pair of Viking Air DHC-6-400 Guardian maritime patrol and utility aircraft.

By Tony Osborne
Eurofighter hopes adding AESA radar will improve Typhoon sales, export prospects

After the SpaceX protest, U.S. Air Force seeks more-competitive launch opportunities

By Tony Osborne
Italian business aircraft manufacturer Piaggio Aero has furthered the flight test regime of its medium-altitude long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle derivative of the P.180 Avanti.
Business Aviation

By Richard Aboulafia
Grounding could jeopardize export orders
Defense

By Graham Warwick
Advanced rotorcraft demos must convince U.S. Army of their affordability, performance

By Tony Osborne
Latest U.K. UCAV trials test Taranis’s stealthy configuration
Defense

By Angus Batey, Tony Osborne
After F135 fire prevents the F-35B’s U.K. debut, officials hope it will fly at the next RIAT
Defense

Cost-pressured customers define fighter opportunities

U.S. Air Force lacks clear plan to link F-22 and F-35 operationally
Defense

By Angus Batey
Forty years since it first flew, the F-16 fighter is poised to enjoy a new lease on life. Upgrades to the aircraft’s avionics, coupled with structural work to extend flying hours, are set to enter service as customers refresh their jets ahead of the arrival of the F-35.
Farnborough Airshow

Egypt has become the largest customer for the tactical airlifter, the Airbus C295. It has ordered eight more of the type, taking its total fleet to 20.
Defense

By Joe Anselmo, Graham Warwick
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney talked at the company’s headquarters in Chicago with Editor-in-Chief Joseph C.
Air Transport

By Tony Osborne
European airframers gain ground as airlifter market shifts to newer models
Defense

B oeing briefed reporters on the U.S. Army-led Joint Multi-Role rotorcraft project (photo) in Mesa, Arizona, late last month.
Defense

By Tony Osborne
F-35 engine fire mars international debut
Defense