Canadian Helicopter Industry Slams Exemptions For Border Patrol Black Hawks
Helicopter Association Canada has protested the “special airworthiness certificates” granted contractors for Black Hawks flying border patrol missions.
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Boeing Hints at Restarting C-17 Production
As-yet unnamed country said to be among several interested in becoming a customer.
U.S. Rapidly Reinforcing Military Strength In Middle East
A second aircraft carrier and a third destroyer are on the way.
E-3 Successor Could Be Leapfrogged By Satellite Surveillance
Current order for 26 Boeing 737-based E-7 ‘Wedgetails’ Is In jeopardy.
U.S. Air Force Activates Experimental Operations Unit
The activation looks to accelerate the development of Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
Qatari 747 Refurb Cost Pegged At Less Than $400 Million
Details of the scope of work haven’t been released.
USAF Top Brass Calls ‘Spider’s Web’ A ‘Wake-up Moment’
While defense is paramount, general says not shooting back is not cost-effective.
Ukraine Drone Attack Decimates Russian Bomber Force
More than 40 bombers destroyed in audacious coordinated assault.
Air Force Eyes Enormous Cargo Plane
With its 8,000-cubic-meter cargo hold, the WindRunner has attracted the attention of the Air Force.
