The Russian Su-57 flies, but still fails to become a force
New batch delivered, engine still in transition, components under sanctions: why the Su-57 remains a promising fighter but is produced in dribs and drabs. In […]
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J-36 and J-50: China unveils its fighters of the future
The Chinese J-36 and J-50 reveal a clear ambition: to strike farther, operate combat drones, and compete with the U.S. NGAD. In summary The images […]
The U.S. Air Force is betting $1 billion on its collaborative combat drones
The U.S. Air Force plans to fund its first CCAs as early as 2027. Behind this $1 billion investment lies a major shift in doctrine […]
The KF-21 Boramae finally moves forward with its Indonesian project and aims for its first export
Seoul and Jakarta have moved the KF-21 project forward with the transfer of a prototype, data, and technology. This is a key agreement for the […]
BAE Equips the Typhoon to Cut the Cost of Anti-Drone Warfare
The Typhoon is testing the APKWS to destroy drones at low cost. This technical and industrial advancement could have a significant impact on the air […]
Why the JF-17 Block 3 Is Suddenly Attracting New Buyers
The JF-17 Block 3 is attracting new customers, from the Gulf to the Caucasus. Behind this interest lies an affordable, modernized fighter jet that is […]
BAE Systems Benefits from NATO’s Re-armament
The Tridon Mk2 contract confirms BAE Systems’ momentum. Behind this success, NATO is accelerating its procurement in response to drones, missiles, and ongoing tensions. In […]
Is the Canadian F-35 too expensive for what it’s actually supposed to do?
The F-35 is not considered essential to NORAD by its commander. In Ottawa, the debate over the 88 aircraft raises a simple question: Does Canada […]
With Edgewing, the GCAP moves from concept to full-scale industrial testing
The GCAP has reached a milestone with the award of its first major contract to Edgewing. Japan, the United Kingdom, and Italy are entering a […]
Rafale F5: The UAE’s Withdrawal Forces Paris to Make Difficult Choices
The Rafale F5 program was set to accelerate with support from the UAE. Their withdrawal now forces France to balance sovereignty, timelines, and industrial ambitions. […]