TCG Kınalıada Sets for its Longest Journey to Japan
The newest corvette of the Turkish Navy, TCG Kınalıada F 514, is preparing for its longest journey. The ship will cruise to Japan and return in four months.
The newest corvette of the Turkish Navy, TCG Kınalıada F 514, is preparing for its longest journey. The ship will cruise to Japan and return in four months.
TAAC Aerospace Technologies (TAAC), which develops landing gear and subsystems for air platforms, signed its first export contract with the United Arab Emirates.
While exports in Turkiye increased in the first three months, the volume contracted in March. Defence industry exports in March were $370 million 654 027.
Otokar is attending the LAAD exhibition in Brazil with TULPAR and COBRA II. The company was the sole Turkish representative in Latin America.
Space and Defence Technologies Inc. SDT announced at KAP that it signed a contract with the Secretariat of Defence Industries ( SSB) on electronic warfare.
Doğan Holding Senior management visited Karel facilities, which offers products and solutions for the electronics and defence industry, in Ankara.
SDT Space and Defence Technologies received an order worth € 1 million 666 thousand 179 for satellite ground station systems.
Bayraktar TB3 UCAV’s capability to take off and land at full load was tested on the 28th flight test conducted with the first prototype.
SYS General Manager Cahit Utku Aral stated that the VENOM LR 30x113 mm revolver cannon will meet its first customers in August 2024.
The Defence Industry Agency has redesigned the english equivalent of its name along with the logo and titles.
On the 27th flight test, Bayraktar TB3 marine UCAV’s second prototype made a short landing on the runway.
The second prototype of Bayraktar TB3 marine UCAV fitted with ASELFLIR-500 electro-optical system has flown for 27 hours in the latest flight test.
ASELSAN has signed international sales contracts valued at $ 34,957,069 in total for the supply of defence systems.
Minister of National Defence Yaşar Güler received four U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services Committee members in Ankara.