US moving F-16, F-22 & F-35 fighter jets to Middle East
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Mediaite on MSNTrump ‘Seriously Considering’ Sending Fighter Jets and Dropping 30,000-Pound Bombs on Iran: NYTDonald Trump is "seriously considering" dropping 30,000 pounds bombs on Iran and providing American military aircrafts to assist Israel. The post Trump ‘Seriously Considering’ Sending Fighter Jets and Dropping 30,
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. State Department approved a possible foreign military sale to Australia of fighter jet spare parts for $2 billion, the Pentagon said in a statement, adding the principle contractor will be Boeing.
Those living in and around the Coldwater area may hear and see fighter jets in close proximity to a Civil Air Patrol aircraft.
The chief executive of Airbus Defence and Space has warned that a dispute with its French partner over the next stage of an ambitious fighter jet project led by France and Germany needs to be resolved by the end of the year if the programme is to have any hope of succeeding.
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Philstar.com on MSN12 additional FA-50 fighter jets not enough, says PAFThe Philippine Air Force (PAF) wants more multi-role fighter aircraft on top of the 12 FA-50 light combat aircraft (LCA) being readied for delivery in batches from South Korea. “Of course, the plans or the proposal to acquire multi-role jet fighters is still pending and still part of our plans because we still need more,
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A Franco-German pact to build Europe’s next-generation fighter jet is in danger of falling apart after a public spat between the two companies leading the programme. A war of words has broken out between France’s Dassault Aviation and the German arm of Airbus over who should lead work on the €100bn (£85bn) project and how it should be run.
Germany’s Airbus and France’s Dassault Aviation are working alongside Spain’s Indra Sistemas to build a sixth-gen fighter jet called Future Combat Air System, or FCAS, but Airbus and Dassault have run into problems over how to share the work ...
Strains within a troubled Franco-German jet-fighter alliance broke into the open at the Paris Air Show, as Airbus SE and Dassault Aviation SA sparred over who should take charge of the next-generation jet.