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German Tornados get radar warning system upgrade Primary tabs 25th May 2021 News Saab has received an order from Panavia Aircraft to upgrade the radar warning equipment on the Tornado aircraft operated by the German Air Force, in a contract worth approximately SEK400m ($48.4m). According to a Saab release on May 25, the company will supply digital components to enhance the processing power and extend the lifetime of the Tornado’s current radar warning equipment, with deliveries taking place between 2021-2025. Saab will carry out the work at its sites in Nuremberg, Germany and Järf�...

Belgium grounds F-16 fleet due to engine concerns Primary tabs 11th March 2021 Belgium has grounded its entire fleet of Lockheed Martin F-16AM/BM (MLU) Fighting Falcon multi-role fighters, meaning that the nation’s air defence duties have now been temporarily taken over by the Netherlands. The Belgian Air Component (BAC) revealed that it had grounded its sole fixed-wing combat aircraft fleet on March 9, citing that the move came after an F-16 “encountered engine problems” on February 11. During take-off, the Florennes-based aircraft (serial FA-118, c/n 6H-118) suffered a ‘nozzle burn ...

Germany rolls out farewell scheme for Transall Primary tabs 12th March 2021 The German Air Force has applied a stunning farewell scheme to one of its Transport Allianz (Transall) C-160D tactical transport aircraft ahead of the platform’s formal retirement from service later this year. The special schemed aircraft – serial 50+40 (c/n D62) – was rolled out sporting its new, colourful farewell livery at Hohn air base in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, on March 9. The air base is the home of Lufttransportgeschwader 63 (LTG63, Air Transport Wing 63), which serves as the sole remaining operation...

Facebook0Tweet0Pin0 Amjed Jaaved In a shocking video,  AlJazeera has blown the lid off Bangladesh’s nexus between the prime minister and his

4 Feb 2021 The United Nations is calling for a full investigation into evidence of corruption and illegality involving the Bangladesh army, which was exposed during an investigation released by Al Jazeera on Monday. The corruption involves Bangladesh’s Chief of Army Staff, General Aziz Ahmed, who is due to meet senior UN officials in New York next week. KEEP READING The gangster, the general and the prime minister of Bangladesh Bangladesh jails 50 for 2002 attack on PM Sheikh Hasina’s convoy Rapid Action Battalion: Bangladesh’s notorious paramilitary force In All the Prime Minister’s ...