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As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
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Air Force to request funds for light attack aircraft demo
The Air Force plans to ask for additional funds for a light aircraft flight demonstration in its supplemental budget request, the service’s top general confirmed Thursday.
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Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
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Industry offers come up short in Air Force’s Huey replacement program
The Air Force’s UH-1N Huey helicopter replacement program has hit a snag: None of the potential offerors meet the threshold requirements with off-the-shelf rotorcraft, necessitating that companies make changes to their aircraft before bidding.
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F-35 program chief downplays Trump phone call with Boeing CEO listening in
The Pentagon’s F-35 program director confirmed on Thursday that he was aware that the Boeing CEO was on the line during a Jan. 17 call from then President-elect Donald Trump.
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Red Flag may affect whether F-35s deploy overseas this year
Red Flag 17-1 could be the Air Force’s dress rehearsal for an overseas F-35 deployment later this year.
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US Air Force: Removal of F-35 pilot weight restrictions eyed for April
Modifications to Martin-Baker’s F-35 ejection seat seem to have fixed pilot safety issues, but more analysis is needed before the final decision, said the Air Force F-35 integration office director.
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Top Marine Corps aviator wants F-35Bs faster than planned
Lt. Gen. Jon Davis says he would like to see the service’s buy rate increase to 37 jets per year.
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Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
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As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
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Air Force to request funds for light attack aircraft demo
The Air Force plans to ask for additional funds for a light aircraft flight demonstration in its supplemental budget request, the service’s top general confirmed Thursday.
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Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
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Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
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Industry offers come up short in Air Force’s Huey replacement program
The Air Force’s UH-1N Huey helicopter replacement program has hit a snag: None of the potential offerors meet the threshold requirements with off-the-shelf rotorcraft, necessitating that companies make changes to their aircraft before bidding.
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F-35 program chief downplays Trump phone call with Boeing CEO listening in
The Pentagon’s F-35 program director confirmed on Thursday that he was aware that the Boeing CEO was on the line during a Jan. 17 call from then President-elect Donald Trump.
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Red Flag may affect whether F-35s deploy overseas this year
Red Flag 17-1 could be the Air Force’s dress rehearsal for an overseas F-35 deployment later this year.
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US Air Force: Removal of F-35 pilot weight restrictions eyed for April
Modifications to Martin-Baker’s F-35 ejection seat seem to have fixed pilot safety issues, but more analysis is needed before the final decision, said the Air Force F-35 integration office director.
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Top Marine Corps aviator wants F-35Bs faster than planned
Lt. Gen. Jon Davis says he would like to see the service’s buy rate increase to 37 jets per year.
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Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
-
As expected, Sikorsky to offer Black Hawk for Huey replacement contest
No surprise here: Sikorsky will propose a derivative of its Black Hawk helicopter for the Air Force’s Huey replacement program.
-
Air Force to request funds for light attack aircraft demo
The Air Force plans to ask for additional funds for a light aircraft flight demonstration in its supplemental budget request, the service’s top general confirmed Thursday.
-
Interview: US Air Force Col. Case Cunningham, 432nd Wing commander
Remotely piloted aircraft are playing a greater role in close-air support, Cunningham says.
-
Air Force official cautions against increasing F-35 buy rate
A sharp hike in the number of F-35As purchased in the near term could increase the overall price of the program.
-
Industry offers come up short in Air Force’s Huey replacement program
The Air Force’s UH-1N Huey helicopter replacement program has hit a snag: None of the potential offerors meet the threshold requirements with off-the-shelf rotorcraft, necessitating that companies make changes to their aircraft before bidding.
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F-35 program chief downplays Trump phone call with Boeing CEO listening in
The Pentagon’s F-35 program director confirmed on Thursday that he was aware that the Boeing CEO was on the line during a Jan. 17 call from then President-elect Donald Trump.
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Red Flag may affect whether F-35s deploy overseas this year
Red Flag 17-1 could be the Air Force’s dress rehearsal for an overseas F-35 deployment later this year.
-
US Air Force: Removal of F-35 pilot weight restrictions eyed for April
Modifications to Martin-Baker’s F-35 ejection seat seem to have fixed pilot safety issues, but more analysis is needed before the final decision, said the Air Force F-35 integration office director.
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Top Marine Corps aviator wants F-35Bs faster than planned
Lt. Gen. Jon Davis says he would like to see the service’s buy rate increase to 37 jets per year.
-
Leonardo goes it alone in T-X trainer bid
Leonardo is back in the T-X competition and will be proposing the T-100 with its U.S. subsidiary DRS as the prime contractor.
