Seventy-four Israeli companies were supposed to exhibit at the Eurosatory defence exhibition on the outskirts of Paris, later this month, before they were banned after French President Emmanuel Macron called for Israeli attacks on Rafah to stop. Israeli stands were empty at the Dubai Airshow held last November, shortly after the October 7th attack by Hamas. But they were back on display at the Singapore Airshow held last February.
Tag: Israel Aerospace Industries
LMT, Tata to build F-16 wings in India
'Not contingent' on IAF order, says Lockheed Martin
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•Boeing KC-46, Airbus A330 MRTT in IAF tanker contest
Israelis in, but Russians out of tender that will play out for the 3rd time
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•Industry sneers at Defense FDI announcement
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•IAI gets new India country manager
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•Reservist Colonel Eli Alfassi has earlier served as Israeli military attaché in India as well as the head of the Israeli Ministry of Defense delegation to India.
IAI to show-off Chinook-like UAV
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•Israel to sell UAVs to Russia
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•Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) CEO, Itzhak Nissan and the Director General of the Oboronprom Russian Industrial Corporation, Andrey Reus, signed an agreement on Tuesday to sell UAV assembly elements and services to Oboronprom from next year.
IAI to unveil tilt-rotor UAV
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•Unmanned Bell 407 powers up
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•Fire-X, an unmanned cargo version of the Bell 407 utility helicopter was supplied external power for the first time earlier this month and is expected to fly by the end of the year. The Fire-X combines the qualities of the Bell 407 and Northrop Grumman MQ-8B Fire Scout.
MBDA offers India ordnance mgmt services
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•The European arms firm MBDA has offered its services for stockpile management to the Indian armed forces, saying it can help achieve cost savings of up to 30 per cent, besides configuring life extensions of existing stock and improving safety.
Navy looks for rotary UAVs
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•The Indian Navy has issued a Request For Information for the procurement of a Vertical Take Off and Landing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle .
IAI’s sales fall in ’09
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•Israel Aerospace Industries has seen a fall in sales in 2009 from 2008 and has attributed this drop to the economic crisis affecting the company’s commercial aviation business.
Israel Aerospace Industries declares 3rd Qtr results
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•Company sales for the third quarter of 2009 reached $678 million, compared to $877 million for the third quarter of 2008, a 23 percent decrease.
Germany to lease Israeli drones for Afghan Ops
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•The German Army is to deploy the Israeli Heron UAV to increase their ISR capabilities in Afghanistan.
Israel shows off robotic ‘mule’
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•Israel has developed a wheeled robot that serves as a pack animal and is designed to accompany troops on operations.