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Royal Air Force Typhoon jets will be in Lithuania for the summer, patrolling and protecting NATO airspace. The aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth in northern Scotland will be stationed at the Siauliai Air Base in Lithuania for the UK’s latest contribution to the NATO Baltic Air Policing mission. Alongside F-18 fighters from the ...


Saab has successfully completed the first air trials with its new fighter X-band Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, which will be offered as a new addition to Saab’s PS-05/A radar family. Saab continues to develop core AESA technology and has now successfully completed the first air trials with the new ...


DARPA has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth $5.8 million for the first phase of satellite integration on the Blackjack program. Lockheed Martin will define and manage interfaces between the Blackjack bus, payload and Pit Boss – its autonomous, space-based command and data processor. Additional scope includes testbed validation of internal ...


Royal Air Force Typhoon jets, based at RAF Lossiemouth, have left for Lithuania to begin the UK’s latest NATO Air Policing mission. The 6 Squadron aircraft are deploying to Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania where they will carry out the Baltic Air Policing mission for the summer, along with the Spanish ...


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