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Ukraine may restart Soviet-era An-74 production
Airlines

Ukraine has stated it may resume production of the unique Antonov-74 aircraft after nearly 17 years, in order to supply the plane to the country’s armed forces. The Soviet-era An-74 is a short-to-medium range light transport cargo and passenger aircraft, which made its debut flight in 1979. A total of 62 An-74 aircraft were produced

US F-35As train with B-2s to avoid surface to air missiles
Defence

Ten US Air Force F-35As took part in a unique training exercise to avoid surface to air missiles alongside two B-2 Spirit stealth bombers.

Northrop Grumman to protect F-16 pilots from frequency-guided weapons
Defence

Northrop Grumman will provide the US Air Force with an electronic warfare suite for its F-16 fighter (Viper) aircraft fleet.

UK F-35Bs to get enhanced strike capability
Defence

The UK Royal Navy has signed a £550 million contract for new surface-attack missiles for its fleet of 17 F-35Bs, based at RAF Marham.

Royal Navy declares IOC for Queen Elizabeth strike group
Defence

The UK’s first Carrier Strike Group (CSG) in nearly three decades has achieved a major milestone ahead of its first operational deployment this year.

US Air Force Raptor, JSF successfully join XQ-58A in military IOT exercise
Defence

The US Air Force took another meaningful step forwards in its ‘joint force’ initiatives with various fifth-generation aircraft successfully pooling operational data for the first time. The US Air Force pursuit of the ‘joint force’ saw another successful step forward when fifth-generation aircraft overcame long-standing connectivity limitations, in order to share actionable operational data in

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