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Army News
April 2021
JUST IN: Request for Proposals for Black Hawk Replacement Slated for Summer
Following the release of a draft request for proposals late last year, the Army is planning to drop a final request for proposals for its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft sometime this summer, said an official April 30. -
Air Force News
February 2021
JUST IN: New T-7A Jet Trainer Flight Test Could Happen This Year
Testing of the next model of the Air Force’s new jet trainer aircraft could happen before the end of 2021, or in early 2022, said Boeing officials Feb. 23. -
Aviation
May 2020
COVID-19 NEWS: Army Chinook Upgrades Still on Track
By Connie LeeWhile all the military services examine ways to prevent potential delays due to the ongoing pandemic, the Army still expects its Chinook Block II upgrades to hit milestone C in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2021, according to a service official. -
Army News
February 2020
Black Hawk Replacement Program Enters New Phase (UPDATED)
The Army is set to award new contracts to advance its helicopter technology as it pursues a replacement for its aging Black Hawk. -
Air Force News
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Air Power
November 2019
DUBAI AIR SHOW NEWS: F-35 Makes Dubai Air Show Debut
By Connie LeeDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — One of the Air Force’s most talked-about fighter jets made its Dubai Air Show debut this week. -
Air Power
November 2019
DUBAI AIR SHOW NEWS: Israel Still Considering Boeing F-15IA Purchase
By Connie LeeDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Boeing is still in talks with Israel on a potential F-15IA buy, according to a company official. -
Air Power
November 2019
DUBAI AIR SHOW NEWS: T-7A Red Hawk May Move Beyond Training Purposes for International Customers
By Connie LeeBoeing has been talking to overseas customers about using its T-7 Red Hawk training aircraft for different purposes, a company official said Nov. 18. -
Army News
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Air Power
October 2019
AUSA NEWS: Sikorsky-Boeing’s Defiant Flying Again After 'Bearing Creep' Issue
The Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant — a next-generation helicopter being developed under the Army’s joint multi-role tech demonstrator program — is back in the air after running into technical issues earlier this year, officials said Oct. 15.
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