GCAP: an Italian view
The CESMA, the Aerospace Military Studies Centre part of the Italian Air Force Association, organised in Milan, at the Italian
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UK Industry reveals advanced technologies for Next Generation Flying Combat Air Demonstrator
14 June 2023 – Engineers from the UK’s leading combat air industry partners have released more details about work taking
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MBDA UK 2023 forecast and Digital Battlespace Facility opening
With good results obtained in 2022 MBDA UK looks forward to a successful 2023, while it inaugurated its new Digital
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UK industry to play key role in new Global Combat Air Programme, delivering next phase of combat air fighter jet development
9 December 2022 – The UK’s sovereign industry partners, under Team Tempest, will support the significant endeavour announced today by
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MBDA presents its vision for weapon effects optimisation in the Future Combat Air System
18 July 2022 – At the Farnborough International Airshow 2022, MBDA is presenting, as part of Team Tempest on the
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UK’S ‘Next-Generation’ Combat Air Demonstrator set to fly
18/7/2022 – The UK Secretary of State for Defence, Ben Wallace MP has confirmed plans for Britain to lead the
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Swedish Air Force: the way ahead
“We like to think that we have proven threat-based capability developments, we continuously observe and analyse the threat environment in
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Civitanavi Systems on Tempest sixth-generation jet fighter
Italian Company Civitanavi Systems, with its HQ in Pedaso (FM) Italy, has recently delivered the first two inertial systems under
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Leonardo contracts next stage of Tempest flight test aircraft ‘Excalibur’
Rome, 15 September 2021 – Leonardo has placed the latest in a series of contracts with UK-based aviation services company
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Multi-million pound Tempest funding set to advance the UK’s future Combat Air capability
29 July 2021 – The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has awarded a contract worth approximately £250m to progress the design
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