The last three of the Royal Australian Air Force’s 72 Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II fighters touched down on home soil in December, six years after the first two had been ceremoniously welcomed at RAAF Williamtown | Nigel Pittaway

The Royal Australian Air Force is set to significantly enhance its medium airlift capability later this decade with the arrival of 20 new Lockheed C-130J-30 Hercules | Nigel Pittaway

Korean Air has secured the preferred bidder status on the performance upgrade program to the UH-60 helicopter for the Republic of Korea Armed Forces.

Sitzler has been appointed to the Defence Infrastructure Panel – Major Construction 2025–2030. The Defence Infrastructure Panel – Major Construction 2025-2030 has been created for use on projects valued at or over $200 million.

Designed in collaboration with Defence to meet an Australian requirement, Boeing Defence Australia’s MQ-28A Ghost Bat autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft has been developed with the ‘Five Eyes’ export market in mind | Nigel Pittaway

The US State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to the Philippines of TH-73A Training Helicopters and Support for an estimated cost of AU $189 million.

In an Australian first, Australian Air Force Cadets are set to take their skills to new heights—literally | Liep Gatwech

Babcock Australasia will expedite the delivery of airfield surface mats to the Royal Australian Air Force.

The US State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Australia of AIM-120C and AIM-120D Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles and related equipment for an estimated cost of $1.67 billion. 

Over the last three decades, the advancement in cost effective precision guided munitions has become a notably pressing issue for the global defence industry | Liep Gatwech

BAE Systems Australia has signed a ten year Head Agreement with Boeing Defence Australia to deliver the company’s sovereign Vehicle Management System into the MQ-28 Ghost Bat.

BAE Systems, in collaboration with its partners, Leonardo and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, are actively engaged in joint development of a sixth-generation fighter, under the Global Combat Air Program | Liep Gatwech

The US State Department has approved a proposed sale to Japan of equipment and services to support its program to develop hypersonic weapons | Micah Young

Babcock Australasia's supply chain engagement has skyrocketed at Avalon Air Show. The company used its presence at the show to seed export opportunities for Australian defence suppliers and showcase sovereign capabilities to the world.

Northrop Grumman Corporation has been chosen by the Royal Australian Air Force to provide the AN/ALQ-251 advanced radio frequency countermeasures system for its C-130J airlifter fleet.

The US State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Australia of Countermeasures, Chaff, and Impulse Cartridges and related equipment for an estimated cost of AU $262 million.