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Dassault-Tata pact to boost India's aerospace manufacturing

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

French aerospace manufacturer Dassault Aviation has signed four production transfer agreements with India’s Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) for the construction of Rafale fighter aircraft fuselages in India, enhancing the nation’s aerospace production capabilities. As part of the collaboration, Tata Advanced Systems will establish an advanced facility in Hyderabad, which will be dedicated to producing critical structural components of the Rafale.
Germany decides to acquire Joint Strike Missile for F-35 jets

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The German government has resolved to procure the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for its F-35 fighter jets from Norway, with the deal anticipated to reach a value of approximately Nkr6.5bn ($644.22m). With this decision, approved by Bundestag on 4 June, Germany joins the ranks of Norway, Japan, Australia, and the US as operators of the JSM. Developed by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace for the Norwegian armed forces, the JSM is based on the proven Naval Strike Missile (NSM).
Aero Vodochody’s 2024 turnover fuelled by L-39 Skyfox sales

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

Czech aircraft manufacturer Aero Vodochody Aerospace achieved record-breaking financial performance in 2024, bolstered by its ownership and a revamped management approach emphasising the sales of its L-39 Skyfox aircraft. The company’s revenue for 2024 stood at Kč6.01bn ($275.74m) for the fiscal year 2024, marking an increase of Kč1.75bn from the previous year.
Sweden signs $104m TPY-4 radar deal with Lockheed Martin

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) has signed a Skr1bn ($104m) contract with Lockheed Martin for the TPY-4 ground-based long-range air surveillance radar. This fifth-generation radar system is set to replace the PS-861, which is approaching the end of its operational life with the Swedish Armed Forces. With the signing of the deal, Sweden has become the third nation to select the radar.
Czech MoD agrees to extend Gripen fighter jet lease with Sweden

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The Czech Republic Ministry of Defence (MoD) has given its consent to the Swedish proposal to extend the lease of its Saab JAS-39 Gripen multirole fighter aircraft fleet. The agreement, which extends the contract until 2035, received backing from the Minister of Defence’s Collegium. The proposed agreement is set to be submitted to the government for approval.
EC go ahead for BAES, Leonardo, JAIEC joint venture for GCAP

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The European Commission has given the green light to the formation of a business joint venture (JV) between BAE Systems (BAES), Japan Aircraft Industrial Enhancement (JAIEC), and Leonardo to develop a sixth-generation combat aircraft. The three parties reached an agreement for the JV in December 2024. This JV will serve as the prime contractor and lead systems integrator for the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) throughout the product’s lifespan, which is anticipated to extend beyond 2070.
US DIU’s Project GI targets rapid UAS deployment

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The US Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has launched Project GI, a new initiative aimed at accelerating the deployment of uncrewed systems (UxS) to fulfil immediate operational needs of today’s military forces. This initiative represents a streamlined approach designed to expedite the process of discovering, evaluating, refining, and ultimately incorporating “ready now” uncrewed technologies on a large scale.
Lockheed Martin eighth GPS III satellite launches

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The US Space Force’s (USSF) Lockheed Martin-built GPS III Space Vehicle 08 (GPS III SV08) has successfully launched into orbit aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. GPS III SV08 established signal acquisition shortly after launch, Lockheed Martin said. The satellite was prepared for launch in just over three months, a process that typically spans several months. This follows the launch of the GPS III SV07 launched in December last year.
Hungarian Air Force receives first trio of L-39 Skyfox trainer jets

3 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The Hungarian Air Force received the initial delivery of three Aero L-39 Skyfox trainer aircraft from Aero Vodochody Aerospace at Kecskemét Air Base. This event marks the commencement of fulfilment for a contract that was established on 17 April 2022. The agreement stipulates the provision of 12 L-39 Skyfox aircraft in total, with eight designated for training purposes and four equipped for reconnaissance missions.
C3 AI wins $450m USAF contract mod for predictive analytics tech

4 weeks ago | airforce-technology.com | Archana Rani

C3 AI has secured contract modification from the US Air Force (USAF) Rapid Sustainment Office (RSO) to supports wider deployment of its predictive maintenance platform. The contract ceiling has been increased to $450m, extending through October 2029. Initially, C3 AI was awarded a $100m ceiling, which has been fully utilised in the deployment of Predictive Analytics and Decision Assistant (PANDA) platform.