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Various versions of the jet were produced for more than 50 years

Whether its for airliners or fighters, companies are making big investments in R&D

Financing and leasing are key to making hydrogen-powered commercial flight a reality

Sustainment and logistics solutions on a global basis are the main potential areas for collaboration

Airbus has launched a new version of the MRTT+ tanker/transport, based on the A330-800neo airliner

The UK-specific Leonardo-led ECRS Mk2 radar program adds electronic attack functionality to the Typhoon’s radar

Airbus and Diehl Defence show mockups of remote carrier designs at Farnborough

The Airbus eco-demonstrator helicopter tops 227 knots

Deal expands on Boeing's own modification capacity, offering more choice to customers

Multirole strike fighter could take on more complex missions than initially planned

Antonov and Boeing collaboration could support Ukraine's UAVs

F135 engine upgrade restores service life and meets future power demands

The missile house also plans an extended-range AMRAAM for air-launched applications

The modified Boeing 757 will fly with a first round of antenna fairings installed

Global Combat Air Program core platform sports a new look

The all-composite assemblies made at GKN plants on the Isle of Wight and in Bristol

The new engine is being developed for later rpoduction KF-21 fighters and potential UCAV projetcs

The line maintenance station will augment and support Bombardier’s major heavy maintenance operation at Biggin Hill

The U.S. Navy plans to purchase 64 T-54As

Artificial intelligence can enhance the performance of attacks by Spear missile swarms

The partners look to capture a share of the burgeoning market for “affordable mass” engines

The company is now exploring several potential applications for the eVTOL vehicle in the UK and Europe

The precision-strike weapon will arm the Luftwaffe’s Typhoon fleet.

The trial involves Red 6’s ATARS system in a Hawk T.Mk 2

The Scandinavian state could buy into the multinational GCAP or FCAS programs, or could develop its own fighter system

Two-seat Gripen F warplane prepares for its first flight

NATO states military air arms are increasingly developing more agile means of going to war to improve their survivability

The Diamond evolved into the Beechjet

European business aviation clients make up a large portion of Web Manuals’ customer base

The Falcon 10X’s flight deck is based on the field-leading EASy IV of the 6X and 8X