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Korea Aerospace Industries to Undertake US$ 77.4 Million ROKAF T-50 Radio Upgrade - Vimarsana News

Korea Aerospace Industries to Undertake US$ 77.4 Million ROKAF T-50 Radio Upgrade

Korea Aerospace Industries will upgrade the air-to-air communication radios on its T-50 Advanced Jet Trainers as part of a US$ 77.4 million (100 Billion Won) deal.

State Bureau of Investigation considering multiple versions of fatal trainer aircraft collision - Vimarsana News

State Bureau of Investigation considering multiple versions of fatal trainer aircraft collision

The State Bureau of Investigation (DBR) is considering three versions of the fatal collision of L-39 jet trainers in Zhytomyr Oblast that caused the death of three pilots, the DBR's communications advisor Tetiana Sapian said on Aug. 28.

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Brave Eagle jet trainers take to the skies of southeast Taiwan | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

Brave Eagle jet trainers take to the skies of southeast Taiwan | Taiwan News

10 AIDC-made jets have been stationed in Taitung County | 2023-01-07 16:02:00

Father-daughter duo create history, fly Hawk-132 aircraft in same formation - Vimarsana News

Father-daughter duo create history, fly Hawk-132 aircraft in same formation

A father-daughter duo recently created history in the Air Force by flying as part of the same fighter formation.Air Commodore Sanjay Sharma, who is a seasoned fighter pilot in the Indian Air Force, and his daughter Ananya Sharma, who was ...

Inexperience, aging plane among possible factors in AT-3 crash: ex-general - Vimarsana News

Inexperience, aging plane among possible factors in AT-3 crash: ex-general

Taipei, May 31 (CNA) A relatively inexperienced pilot, an aging aircraft, and unstable atmospheric conditions are possible factors that may have led to Tuesday's deadly AT-3 trainer jet crash that killed the pilot, retired Air Force Lieutenant General Chang Yen-ting (張延廷) told CNA Tuesday.