Aviation Week
• Robert Wall
Aviation Week reports: From low-cost drone interceptors to advanced cruise missiles to air-to-air missiles, the United Arab Emirates wants to do it all.
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The War Zone
• Joseph Trevithick
By The War Zone: The appearance of a Shahed-136 carrying an air-to-air missile creates a new threat, and a deterrent, for aircrews trying to intercept them.
opex360.com
• Laurent Lagneau
By opex360.com: En octobre 2024, Saab fit savoir que sa filiale Saab North America Inc. avait reçu une assignation du département américain de la Justice lui demandant.
Reuters
• Ismail Shakil
By Reuters: The U.S. State Department has approved the potential sale of sustainment for F-16 jets and related equipment to Bahrain for an estimated cost of $455 million, the Pentagon said on Monday.
DefenseNews.com
• Hope Hodge Seck
By DefenseNews.com: In the austere outpost of the future, the Corps wants its aircraft to land on a functioning airfield 90 minutes after the required equipment is flown in.
Aviation Week
• Tony Osborne
By Aviation Week: Austria has finalized contracts to acquire Leonardo’s M-346 advanced jet trainer to replace the Saab 105s that were retired five years ago.
FlightGlobal
• Craig Hoyle
By FlightGlobal: Aircraft embarked aboard Royal Navy vessels during the UK's recently concluded Carrier Strike Group 25 deployment logged more than a combined 2,500 sorties, the service says.
Breaking Defense
• Agnes Helou
By Breaking Defense: "We believe that AI agents, [specifically the] new generation of AI capabilities could serve better and more efficiently the clients and the end users," TII CIO Chawki Kasmi told Breaking Defense.
Vertical Mag
• News Release
ANI News Agency
• Asian News International
