Israeli developed underwater technologies will be transferred to India and this will enable local companies to manufacture some very advanced systems for the Indian navy.The Israeli technologies have been developed by Rafael. Production will be made in India in accordance to the “Make in India” policy.A contract has been recently signed between Rafael and Indian company Baharat Dynamics.
Development of more novel weapon systems includes the second phase launch of the Tactical Advanced Laser Optical Systems (TALOS) project (TALOS-TWO), designed to support a long term target of developing 100 kilowatt-class laser weapons by 2030.
“If the price of a platform is variable and the Pentagon plans for three and isn’t really adjusting for inflation, eventually they’re going to realize they get two,” said Aerospace Industries Association CEO Eric Fanning.
Emirates has announced that it will be boosting its services to Vietnam by adding a second daily flight…
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If it is what it appears, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his subordinates “are demonstrating a real ability to be flexible and innovative. Not all innovation succeeds, but it’s the willingness to try that counts,” Chinese defense expert Dean Cheng said.
Two Italian airports are currently trialing FaceBoarding, a biometric facial recognition technology for passport-free processing. Milan Linate Airport…
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Airbus: sette A320 per Royal Brunei
5 Mag, 2014
