BAE Systems
Successful SABER test paves way for EC-37B Compass Call upgrade
BAE Systems has successfully flight tested its Small Adaptive Bank of Electronic Resources (SABER) technology
Joint British-Qatari Hawk squadron to be based at RAF Leeming
UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and his Qatari counterpart, Dr Khalid bin Mohamed Al Attiyah, have announced an expansion of the relationship between each nation’s air forces
BAE Systems set to launch EPAWSS production
BAE Systems has received a US$58m contract from Boeing to launch low-rate initial production of the F-15 Eagle Passive Active Warning and Survivability System (EPAWSS) for the USAF
BAE Systems to support USMC Harrier II fleet until 2029
BAE Systems revealed on January 12 that Vertex Aerospace has selected it as a subcontractor to support the logistics and maintenance operations of the USMC’s AV-8B Harrier II fleet until 2029
Finland celebrates 40 years of Hawk operations
To celebrate the 40th anniversary since it received its first BAE Systems Hawk Mk.51 advanced jet trainer, the Finnish Air Force unveiled a stunning special scheme for one of its aircraft on December 16
BAE Systems to design Skyborg drone for USAF
The US Air Force has contracted BAE Systems to develop an attritable air vehicle system for the air arm’s Skyborg programme, the company announced on October 22
UK offers to base Qatari Hawks at RAF station
British and Qatari defence ministers signed a statement of intent on October 14 to base the Qatar Emiri Air Force's (QEAF's) future BAE Systems Hawk fleet in the UK
BAE Systems to provide supersonic AS2 flight controls
British aerospace firm selected to supply the Aerion Supersonic with a flight control system for its AS2 business jet
UK funds next-gen AESA radar for RAF Typhoons
On September 3, the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) announced it had awarded BAE Systems and Leonardo a £317m contract to develop a next-generation radar for the Royal Air Force’s (RAF) Eurofighter Typhoon fleet.
Wind tunnel tests reveal Tempest’s digital design
BAE Systems released images of digitally-designed 3D printed models of the UK’s next-generation combat air system, Tempest, undergoing wind tunnel testing at its Warton facility in Lancashire on August 24.