One Company Three Milestones
Turkish Aerospace CEO Professor Temel Kotil presented three milestones about the company’s workout.
Turkiye News
Turkish Aerospace CEO Professor Temel Kotil presented three milestones about the company’s workout.
Turkiye’s indigenous fighter jet TF was spotted on ground tests. For the first time, the fighter is seen with its engines.
The PA is expected to formalise an order for four armoured backhoe loaders from Çukurova Defence to improve the service's combat engineering capabilities.
Nurol Makina will be present at the DSEI Japan exhibition. In recent years, Nurol Makina has participated in armoured vehicle tenders in Japan.
Meteksan Defence exported its Naval Damage Control Simulator (DCSIM) to an Asian Country. This system is exported to five countries.
ASELSAN signed an international sales contract worth $18.87 million for the supply of defence systems for a major international shipyard.
A Russian Su-27 fighter jet intercepted on March 14 an MQ-9 Reaper while flying in international airspace over the Black Sea.
ASELSAN Chairman of the Board Haluk Görgün stated that Turkiye’s air defence systems are being developed and said, “We do not need the S-300s and S-400s.”
It has been revealed that the Iraqi Air Force has supplied ASELSAN’s ASELPOD Electro-Optical Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Targeting Pod.
SIPRI published its global arms trade report for 2022. The report indicates increased arms imports to Europe while US domination increases.
Malaysian Defence Minister Mohamad bin Hasan said he will negotiate the procurement of the Littoral Mission Ship (LMS) Batch 2 with Turkiye.
By 2030 there will be 450 F-35 stealth fighter jets across all NATO member bases according to Lockheed Martin's estimations.
The Turkish Navy has officially received the TCG Anadolu L400 amphibious assault ship from the Defence Industry Agency as the crew began pre-mission training.
Turkish Defence Ministry and the Turkish Armed Forces Foundation have rescheduled the International Defence Industry Fair, IDEF, to 25-28 July 2023.