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Saab Wins $303 Million Contract for Future Fighter Development

Saab has been awarded a new contract worth approximately SEK 2.9 billion (about $303 million) by Sweden’s...

Leonardo M-346 Controls Baykar Kizilelma Drone in Loyal Wingman Test

An Italian-built M-346 trainer aircraft has successfully directed a Baykar Kizilelma unmanned combat drone during a loyal...

BAE Systems Secures Eurofighter Production Through GCAP Era, Boosting Defense Outlook

BAE Systems said its Eurofighter Typhoon production schedule is fully booked until work begins on the sixth-generation...

Airbus Backs Two-Fighter Solution to Break FCAS Deadlock

Airbus has signaled it could back a “dual-fighter approach” to resolve ongoing disagreements surrounding the Future Combat...

Italy Criticizes UK Over Technology Sharing in GCAP Fighter Jet Program

Italy’s defense minister has accused the United Kingdom of failing to adequately share advanced technologies with its...

Italy’s GCAP Fighter Costs Surge to €18.6 Billion

Italy’s spending commitment to the tri-national Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) has risen sharply over the past...

France Reaffirms Commitment to FCAS Fighter Jet Program Amid Partnership Tensions

Reports suggesting major disputes among the partners of the Franco-German-Spanish Future Combat Air System (FCAS) project have...

France, Germany, Spain Push Forward on FCAS Next-Generation Fighter Program

France has affirmed its full commitment to achieving a “mutually acceptable solution” with Germany and Spain this...

Japan Invites India to Join Global Fighter Jet Program, Shaping Indo-Pacific Defense

Japan has extended an invitation to India to participate in a high-profile international effort to develop a...

Trump’s Envoy Paolo Zampolli Pushes U.S. to Join Euro-Japanese Fighter Jet Program

A longtime associate and former employee of Donald Trump, who now holds the title of U.S. special...

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