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The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) is acquiring 20 former US Navy H-60 helicopters made by Stratford-headquartered Sikorsky Aircraft.

“We are thinking about the [A330]neo, it’s a very natural evolution of our [tanker] solution,” said Maria Angeles Marti, Head of Tanker and Derivatives at Airbus Defence and Space.

The Dubai Airshow is the place where this highly unusual occurrence of these diverse fighter jets could share a common runway.

AutoFlight's revolutionary AAM firefighting prototype, unveiled at the Dubai Airshow, promises to redefine aerial firefighting with its impressive payload capacity and advanced autonomous capabilities, setting a new standard in rapid and efficient fire suppression.

Dublin-based carrier CityJet has finally sealed an alliance Spanish airline Air Nostrum, in a combination that the pair have been trying to thrash out for the past five years and which was grounded by the pandemic.

No one was injured when the Titan Airways plane carrying out a private service from London to Orlando had its windows blow off at 10,000 feet earlier this month

The government of Greece has submitted a formal request to acquire 49 UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters manufactured by Stratford-based Sikorsky Aircraft.

It seems that the Hungarian low-cost carrier, Wizz Air, would like to expand in the Middle East and Central Asia instead of West Europe.

William Wagner, a former federal judge, told Monroe County Right to Life that they "are called to continue standing for life in the face of evil."

WARFARE EVOLUTION BLOG. Last time, we looked at the market for ground combat vehicles and tanks. Now, it’s time to look at the second largest volume platform market in the military: fighter planes and bombers. Let’s start at the top. According to Flight Global, there were about 53,250 military aircraft in the world in 2021. The U.S. flies about 25% of that total (13,250), Russia flies 8% (4,170), and China flies 6% (3,280). This includes fighters, bombers, tankers, cargo plan...