New radar and missile tech have 'flattened the earth,' making even low-flying jets easy targets, Royal Air Force officer warns

The long-standing assumption that low-flying jets would not be detected is now "obsolete," Air Vice-Marshal James Beck said.
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KAI receives first delivery of PhantomStrike radar from Raytheon

Raytheon has completed the delivery of the first PhantomStrike radar to KAI for integration into its FA-50 Light Combat ...
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How Do Stealth Aircraft Hide Their Engines From Enemy Radar & Heat Seeking Missiles?

Modern military aircraft not only fly fast and oftentimes carry heavy payloads, they can also virtually disappear. One of the biggest challenges in making this happen lies with concealing the engines, ...

Lawmakers move to make flying safer through enhanced aircraft visibility

The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee recommended legislation that would create new aviation safety standards.
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Airflow Plans to Equip Its eSTOL Aircraft With Honeywell's RDR-84K Multi-Role Radar

While eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft promise to revolutionize urban air mobility, being able to use compact spaces located in high-density urban areas, eSTOL (electric short ...
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Hanwha Showcases New Light Combat Aircraft AESA Radar

SEOUL—Hanwha Systems has unveiled a new active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar designed for light combat aircraft (LCA), uncrewed combat aerial systems and helicopters. Based on the ...

Tejas Mk1A’s maiden flight: How the indigenous fighter jet will boost India’s aerial prowess

Tejas Mk1A took its maiden flight today from Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd’s (HAL) Nashik facility. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will witness the momentous occasion, as he also unveils HAL’s newly ...