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Top U.S. lawmaker asks Pentagon to review Safran's China joint ventures over national-security concerns

A senior U.S. lawmaker has asked the Pentagon to review French aerospace group Safran's joint ventures in China, citing national-security concerns about the company's commercial ties with Chinese firms. The request underscores growing congressional scrutiny of defense contractors' China links.

2026-03-20T08:34:07.808880-07:00

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US approves $16.5B emergency arms package for UAE, Kuwait and Jordan; majority to UAE

2026-03-20T00:29:25.116006-07:00

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Archer files counterclaim accusing Joby of defrauding U.S. government and hiding China ties in eVTOL contract dispute

2026-03-09T23:39:14.763056-07:00

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Eutelsat terminates RSCC capacity contracts for Express AT1 and AT2

2026-03-12T17:51:19.999375-07:00

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Top U.S. lawmaker asks Pentagon to review Safran's China joint ventures over national-security concerns A senior U.S. lawmaker has asked the Pentagon to review French aerospace group Safran's joint ventures in China, citing national-security concerns about the company's commercial ties with Chinese firms. The request underscores growing congressional scrutiny of defense contractors' China links.

2026-03-20T08:34:07.808880-07:00

Top U.S. lawmaker asks Pentagon to review Safran's China joint ventures over national-security concerns

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US approves $16.5B emergency arms package for UAE, Kuwait and Jordan; majority to UAE The US State Department approved $16.5 billion in emergency arms sales to the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Jordan, with the UAE receiving the largest share. Packages cover ballistic missile‑defence radars, a $1.86 billion F‑16 weapons package, potential AIM‑120 AMRAAMs, counter‑drone systems and spare parts.

2026-03-20T00:29:25.116006-07:00

US approves $16.5B emergency arms package for UAE, Kuwait and Jordan; majority to UAE

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U.S. commercial diplomacy gap threatens commercial space competitiveness On March 10, 2026 the U.S. Department of State published a Federal Register notice that reads routine at first glance. An accompanying opinion warns a shortfall in U.S. commercial diplomacy is eroding international market access and could undercut the competitiveness of the commercial space sector.

2026-03-13T05:59:54.459856-07:00

U.S. commercial diplomacy gap threatens commercial space competitiveness

Air Data News

Embraer paid $80 million in U.S. tariffs before court ruling removed trade measure Embraer paid roughly $80 million in U.S. tariffs levied in 2025 before a court this year struck down the emergency trade measure that authorized the duties. The cash outlay highlights the near-term financial exposure OEMs faced during the brief tariff regime.

2026-03-13T01:53:52.857919-07:00

Embraer paid $80 million in U.S. tariffs before court ruling removed trade measure

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Eutelsat terminates RSCC capacity contracts for Express AT1 and AT2 Eutelsat has terminated capacity contracts with Russian operator RSCC for the Express AT1 and AT2 satellites after one satellite failed in orbit and the other is slated to relocate. The company cited Western sanctions and a structural decline in GEO TV-broadcast demand as factors.

2026-03-12T17:51:19.999375-07:00

Eutelsat terminates RSCC capacity contracts for Express AT1 and AT2

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UK court bars disclosure of US sanctions talks in Russia-linked lease dispute A UK court has ordered that communications about US sanctions remain protected from disclosure in a lease dispute tied to Russia, constraining evidence available to litigants and the public. The decision intersects with reporting on affected airlines, including coverage by ch-aviation of Qatar Airways-related developments.

2026-03-12T06:19:07.265270-07:00

UK court bars disclosure of US sanctions talks in Russia-linked lease dispute

FlightGlobal

Germany orders 47 Northrop Grumman CIRCM infrared countermeasure kits for CH-47F Chinooks Germany has ordered 47 Northrop Grumman CIRCM infrared countermeasure kits to equip the majority of its incoming CH-47F Block II Chinook transports, part of a 60‑aircraft Schwerer Transporthubschrauber (STH) buy with deliveries starting in 2027. The systems protect rotary-wing assets from infrared-guided threats.

2026-03-10T06:32:20.632355-07:00

Germany orders 47 Northrop Grumman CIRCM infrared countermeasure kits for CH-47F Chinooks

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Archer files counterclaim accusing Joby of defrauding U.S. government and hiding China ties in eVTOL contract dispute Archer Aviation filed a counterclaim accusing rival Joby Aviation of defrauding the U.S. government and hiding close ties to China — including Chinese supply‑chain links — to gain an unfair competitive advantage in a U.S. eVTOL contract dispute. The filing escalates an already intensifying legal battle between the two air‑taxi developers.

2026-03-09T23:39:14.763056-07:00

Archer files counterclaim accusing Joby of defrauding U.S. government and hiding China ties in eVTOL contract dispute

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Top U.S. lawmaker asks Pentagon to review Safran's China joint ventures over national-security concerns

US approves $16.5B emergency arms package for UAE, Kuwait and Jordan; majority to UAE

Archer files counterclaim accusing Joby of defrauding U.S. government and hiding China ties in eVTOL contract dispute

Eutelsat terminates RSCC capacity contracts for Express AT1 and AT2

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