AEDC testing work set to increase
Senior management at the US Air Force’s Arnold Engineering Development Complex expect significant increaing in testing work this year
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Dayton researchers to test new sustainment technology on retired C-130
Massive C-130 aircraft will help to develop new ways of lower sustainment costs
US Air Force successfully tests anti-missile laser defence system
The US Air Force has successfully tested a laser weapon system capable of shooting multiple missiles…
BAE flight tests flapless drone
Engineers at BAE Systems are testing a drone that can be manoeuvred in flight using supersonically blown air
UK military aircraft testing infrastructure to receive £190m upgrade
The UK’s Ministry of Defence is to modernize the test and evaluation equipment and facilities…
NASA’s Mars 2020 rover progresses through testing
In a little more than seven minutes in the early afternoon of February 18, 2021,…
Boeing developing teaming drone demonstrator in Australia
Boeing and the Australian Government are developing a concept demonstrator UAV system capable of team working with manned aircraft
A400M completes air-to-air refuelling tests
Airbus’s A400M military airlifter has taken a vital step towards its certification for air-to-air refueling operations as a tanker after the completion of a set of refueling test flights with its Cargo Hold Tanks.
Raytheon completes wind tunnel tests for extended range AMRAAM missile
Test engineers at US defence firm Raytheon have successfully completed more than 1,700 wind tunnel tests on the company’s extended-range variant of the AMRAAM air-to-air missile
Cobham to provide NATO electronic warfare training pods
Cobham has won a £50 million (US$65 million) to provide electronic warfare training pods to NATO’s Joint Electronic Warfare Core Staff