Turkish Defence Industry Delivers New Products to TAF
According to the information provided at the Defence Ministry’s Weekly press briefing, new domestic products are delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces. (TAF)
Turkiye News
According to the information provided at the Defence Ministry’s Weekly press briefing, new domestic products are delivered to the Turkish Armed Forces. (TAF)
TUSAŞ has signed a collaboration agreement with the Aircraft Factory of the Arab Organisation for Industrialisation during EDEX 2023 held in Egypt.
Baykar’s AKINCI UCAV fired ROKETSAN’s UAV-122 Supersonic Air-to-Ground missile following the larger UAV-230 missile.
ASELSAN CEO Ahmet Akyol announced that orders increased along with platform exports and reached a backlog capacity of $ 10 billion for the first time in 2023.
SİPER, which will answer the Turkiye’s need for a modern long-range air defence system, has started its acceptance tests.
ASELSAN, the flagship of the Turkish defence industry, attends the International Defence Fair EDEX 2023, held in Cairo between December 4 and 7.
The new PD-300H turbodiesel and MTU 892Xa engines were spotted during a presentation by TEI CEO Mahmut F. Akşit.
Defence Industry Agency and ASELSAN have signed a new contract to develop, produce and integrate electronic warfare systems for UAVs.
ROKETSAN is participating in Egypt Defence Expo (EDEX’23) to develop relations with Egypt in the defence sector.
TUSAŞ Engine Industries (TEI) has rolled out turbine fins produced with additive manufacturing methods for gas turbine engines under the YAKUT project.
ASELSAN is working on a modernisation package for the Argentinian Navy’s MEKO 360 destroyers using the experiences gained from other modernisation projects.
MARLIN AUSV, jointly developed by ASELSAN and SEFİNE, will be delivered to the Turkish Navy in the following months.
The Turkish defence and aerospace industry sector exported $ 484.9 Million worth of goods and products in November 2023.
The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has received the third batch of two T129 ATAK attack helicopters. The country is expected to order six more.