Vertical Aerospace could become the UK’s next major global exporter
Electric vehicle takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft developer Vertical Aerospace could become one of the UK’s next major global exporters,...
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Lockheed Martin opens new hypersonics integration lab in Alabama
Lockheed Martin has opened a new Hypersonics System Integration Lab (SIL) at its Huntsville, Alabama, campus, a 17,000-square-foot (around 1,600...
U.S. Marines AH-1Z Attack Helicopter Crews Sharpen Strike Skills Amid Rising Caribbean Demands
{loadposition bannertop} {loadposition sidebarpub} Marine AH-1Z Viper crews from HMLA-267 conducted close air support drills during Steel Knight 25 at...
Indian Navy sets 2029 for first four Rafale M jets deliveries
The Indian Navy expects to receive the first four of its 26 ordered Dassault Rafale M carrier-based fighters by 2029,...
Emirates debuts ultra-long-range A350 with Premium Economy cabin in Adelaide
Emirates has introduced its first Airbus A350 to Adelaide, Australia, making it the first city in the airline’s global network to receive this ultra-long-range...
T-7A Red Hawk: tra celebrazioni e triste realtà
La recente consegna del primo T–7A Red Hawk alla base di Randolph, celebrata dall’USAF come l’avvio di una “nuova era dell’addestramento dei piloti”, rischia di offrire un’immagine eccessivamente rosea di un programma che, al netto dei progressi, rimane uno dei…
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