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The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £19.68 million contract to SixWorks of Farnborough to sustain and grow the NEXUS to Core (N2C) Air Information Platform (AIP).
The post MOD awards contract to sustain NEXUS Air Information Platform first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Pratt & Whitney is accelerating development of its XA103 engine for the U.S. Air Force’s Next Generation Adaptive Propulsion (NGAP) programme.
The post Pratt & Whitney speeds future American fighter jet engine first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The missile can now be deployed on front-line duties with Wildcat helicopters, enhancing the Fleet Air Arm’s striking power.
The post Royal Navy declares Sea Venom missile ready for use first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF) F-35A has received a drone kill marking after shooting down a Russian drone during the September 9–10 incursion into Polish airspace.
The post Dutch F-35 shoots down Russian drone, displays kill marking first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The exercise is intended to test the ability to operate large-force air missions from a dispersed basing posture, improving survivability and rapid reinforcement in a contested environment.
The post Allies disperse jets across Finland to deter Russia first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The U.S. Navy has trialled artificial intelligence-based autonomy on the BQM-177A subsonic aerial target during a recent demonstration in California, the UK Defence Journal understands.
The post U.S. Navy tests give aerial target AI first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Leonardo has secured a multi-year extension to provide in-service support for the Kuwait Air Force’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet, with the agreement running until December 2029, according to the company.
The post Leonardo extends Eurofighter support deal with Kuwait first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
BREAKING – Typhoon jets have scrambled from RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland.
The post British Typhoon jets scrambled, head north of Scotland first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Belgium has requested up to 320 AIM-9X Block II Sidewinder tactical missiles, 258 AIM-9X Block II+ missiles, 50 AIM-9X Block II tactical guidance units, and 30 AIM-9X Block II+ tactical guidance units.
The post US approves $567m Sidewinder missile sale to Belgium first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Should any gap in production lines emerge, Pollard explained that BAE Systems has contingency plans to redeploy staff across the wider Typhoon programme and other complex combat air projects.
The post UK keen to safeguard skills as Typhoon production winds down first appeared on UK Defence Journal.