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Pentagon Seeks To Develop New Nuclear Gravity Bomb

Brian Everstine

The Pentagon wants to build a new nuclear gravity bomb, aiming to modernize part of its strategic stockpile by replacing one of the most potent variants of its B61.

Increasing geopolitical threats demand the most advanced fighter jet engine ever developed—GE Aerospace’s XA100 adaptive cycle engine. GE Aerospace is ready to provide the capabilities warfighters need and Congress should continue investing in advanced engine technologies to help ensure the U.S. maintains its unrivaled airpower advantage. Learn more.

First AW149s Delivered To Poland As Modernization Campaign Continues

Tony Osborne

Leonardo Helicopters has delivered the first pair of a planned 32 AW149 battlefield support helicopters for the Polish military.

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Reliable’s Detect-And-Avoid System For Uncrewed Aircraft To Use Radar

Garrett Reim

Reliable Robotics plans to use radar as the basis for its detect-and-avoid system for uncrewed aircraft flying in the National Airspace.

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Boeing Relinquishes License For LEO Broadband Constellation

Irene Klotz

Less than two years after winning Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval to operate a 147-member satellite constellation in low Earth orbit (LEO), Boeing quietly relinquished its license and paid a $2.2 million forfeiture fee.

Research Suggests SAF Could Reduce Ultrafine Particles By 34%

Victoria Moores

A study looking at the impact of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) on ground air quality has revealed that ultrafine particle emissions could be reduced by about 30%, compared with traditional kerosene.

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Philippine Air Force Claims F-22 ‘Kill’ With FA-50

Chen Chuanren

The Philippine Air Force (PAF) claims its Korea Aerospace Industries FA-50 light fighter achieved an air-to-air “kill” against a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor at Exercise Cope Thunder in July 2023.

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