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TURKEY'S ASELSAN NAMED AS KEY PATRIOT SUPPLIER
By UMIT ENGINSOY and BURAK EGE BEKDIL
ANKARA - Raytheon has entered into an agreement with a leading Turkish defense systems manufacturer to for the co-development of a major end item for the Patriot Air and Missile defense system. ... full story
21 Oct 21:15 EDT (01:15 GMT)
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By UMIT ENGINSOY and BURAK EGE BEKDIL
ANKARA - Raytheon has entered into an agreement with a leading Turkish defense systems manufacturer to for the co-development of a major end item for the Patriot Air and Missile defense system. ... full story
21 Oct 21:15 EDT (01:15 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
NEW DELHI - Eurocopter, a unit of European aerospace giant EADS, unveiled an Indian subsidiary on Oct. 20 that will aim for contracts in the local market worth $138 million over the next five years. ... full story
20 Oct 09:38 EDT (13:38 GMT)
By JOHN REED
Fuel capacity will be a major factor in deciding the outcome of the U.S. Air Force's $35 billion KC-X tanker competition, which will likely be the Air Force's last tanker buy for decades, according to an influential analyst and a former Air Force three-star general. ... full story
19 Oct 14:19 EDT (18:19 GMT)
Americas »
By UMIT ENGINSOY and BURAK EGE BEKDIL
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21 Oct 21:15 EDT (01:15 GMT)
By WILLIAM MATTHEWS
With major U.S. military aircraft programs winding down, the State Department's announcement of $60 billion worth of fighter jet and helicopter sales to Saudi Arabia came as welcome news to U.S. aerospace companies. ... full story
20 Oct 18:24 EDT (22:24 GMT)
By KATE BRANNEN
Sikorsky Aircraft announced Oct. 20 that it will continue to develop its high-speed X2 technology and build two prototype light tactical helicopters for flight testing. ... full story
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Asia & Pacific Rim »
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
NEW DELHI - Eurocopter, a unit of European aerospace giant EADS, unveiled an Indian subsidiary on Oct. 20 that will aim for contracts in the local market worth $138 million over the next five years. ... full story
20 Oct 09:38 EDT (13:38 GMT)
By TOM KINGTON
ROME - The CEO of Italy's Finmeccanica has said he would like to sell his firm's C-27J tactical transport aircraft to China, given that U.S. President Barack Obama has proposed the sale of C-130s to China. ... full story
18 Oct 17:21 EDT (21:21 GMT)
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
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Middle East & Africa »
U.S. Firms Welcome Saudi Arms DealBy WILLIAM MATTHEWS
With major U.S. military aircraft programs winding down, the State Department's announcement of $60 billion worth of fighter jet and helicopter sales to Saudi Arabia came as welcome news to U.S. aerospace companies. ... full story
20 Oct 18:24 EDT (22:24 GMT)
By BARBARA OPALL-ROME
TEL AVIV - Spurned by Turkey, a partner in bilateral and multilateral military exercises for more than a decade, the Israel Air Force is now conducting routine drills with Ankara's Aegean rival, Greece. The large-scale drill involved UH-60 and AH-64 helicopters and fighter jets from the Israel Air Force, along with Apaches, AS332 Super Puma and fighters from the Hellenic Air Force. ... full story
15 Oct 14:16 EDT (18:16 GMT)
By Barbara Opall-Rome
Tel Aviv - After nearly eight years of politically charged evaluation and negotiation, followed by acrimonious cost-benefit deliberations within the Israeli Cabinet, it is now official: The Israel Air Force will become the first non-partner nation to fly the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. ... full story
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