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Alan Warnes

Alan Warnes

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Group Editor, AirForces Monthly

England

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Total articles 4

  • Saab hails GlobalEye progress, eyes South Korea as next potential customer

    By Alan Warnes Verified| key.Aero Verified 16th November 2021 News Saab has had some successful Dubai Airshows (DAS) in the past. There was the announcement by the UAEAF&AD for two GlobalEyes airborne early warning and control aircraft in DAS 2015, with two more coming at DAS 2019. Sandwiched in between, at Abu Dhabi’s IDEX (International Defence Exhibition) came the requirement for a single aircraft in 2017.

    By Alan Warnes Verified · key.Aero

    Nov. 18, 2021

  • Ottoman Aerospace Emerges

    By Alan Warnes Verified| Armada International Defense Verified Hurjet is a new advanced jet trainer/light combat aircraft that was launched at Farnborough last year. It will make its first flight in 2022, in time to celebrate the Republic of Turkey’s 100th anniversary in 2023. Turkey’s aerospace industry is turning away from traditional US ITAR restricted platforms to indigenously shape the future of the Turkish Air Force. Turkish Air Force (TuAFA) modernisation is being fuelled by the indigenisation of Turkey’s relatively new aerospace industry.

    By Alan Warnes Verified · Armada International Defense

    Jun. 10, 2021

  • Saab hails GlobalEye progress, eyes South Korea as next potential customer

    By Alan Warnes Verified| key.Aero Verified 16th November 2021 News Saab has had some successful Dubai Airshows (DAS) in the past. There was the announcement by the UAEAF&AD for two GlobalEyes airborne early warning and control aircraft in DAS 2015, with two more coming at DAS 2019. Sandwiched in between, at Abu Dhabi’s IDEX (International Defence Exhibition) came the requirement for a single aircraft in 2017.

    By Alan Warnes Verified · key.Aero

    Nov. 18, 2021

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AirForces Monthly