
The move sets up a showdown for the Luftwaffe tender between the Boeing-Rheinmetall team and an Airbus-Kratos partnership announced last year.

The move sets up a showdown for the Luftwaffe tender between the Boeing-Rheinmetall team and an Airbus-Kratos partnership announced last year.

The US Navy has officially launched a competition to select its next fighter trainer after years of delays.

Four Lockheed Martin F-35A stealth fighters have arrived in Japan as part of the US military’s permanent forward presence in Asia.

The demonstration contract calls for an aircraft-agnostic solution that can autonomously deliver cargo in GPS-denied environments.

The US Army has positioned “launched effects” as a major pillar of its aviation modernisation strategy, enhancing the capability of crewed rotorcraft while increasing survivability.

Japanese manufacturer of civil uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) TerraDrone is launching a foray into the defence market, citing an “increasingly unstable” geopolitical environment and rapid rise of drones as military weapons.

Canberra plans to operate four converted Gulfstream G550 business jets for long-range intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance alongside other assets including Boeing P-8A maritime patrol aircraft and Northrop Grumman MQ-4C uncrewed vehicles.

As part of the effort to extend the service life of its aged fleet of Boeing F/A-18A Hornet fighters, the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) has test fired an extended-range version of Raytheon’s AMRAAM missile.

The US Army says $117 million production contract will deliver enhanced reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition capabilities to frontline combat units.

The 737-700 passenger jet that will become the first Boeing E-7A Wedgetail prototype for the US Air Force was spotted in transit to Birmingham in the UK, where standard 737s are converted into the specialised military aircraft used to detect airborne threats and manage friendly activity.

Anduril announced its selection of Columbus, Ohio as the location of the company’s first large-scale factory, dubbed Arsenal-1, in early 2025.

Evaluation and check-out flights for the Germany air force’s inaugural F-35 stealth fighter will begin later this year.