FlightAcesHigh

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European Defence Editor and Flight International Editor for FlightGlobal.com, covering all things military aviation. And a lapsed biker.

BAE Systems order backlog has hit a record £84 billion, after recording sales worth £15.8 billion in the first-half. CEO Charles Woodburn also notes its stake in @MBDAGroup, where backlog is up at €48 billion, with sales of over €6.5 billion to mid-year.

Today's surprise 2-unit Middle East GlobalEye order maintains serious momentum for the Saab-developed airborne, land and maritime surveillance platform. The UAE already received 5, Sweden has ordered 3 and France 2, with plans from NATO (up to 10), and Canada (unknown).

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How GCAP shone through Farnborough’s week in the sun - my analysis of all-things programme-related that dropped at the show this week. Away from my normal reporting beat I also enjoyed moderating the GCAP Agency & Edgewing panel discussion! www.flightglobal.com/defence/2026...

How GCAP shone through Farnborough’s week in the sun

Three-nation effort is powering ahead after major funding boost. If doubts existed around the viability of the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) between Italy, Japan and the UK barely a month ago the...

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Tekever takes Corvus win to provide Watchkeeper UAV successor for the British Army. Great bit of reporting by my colleague Dominic Perry. Just a query - they did know to put the tails on Watchkeeper, right? So many of the MoD's images omit them! www.flightglobal.com/archive/2026...

Tekever takes Corvus win to provide Watchkeeper UAV successor

Company selected for sole-source award after tender fails to attract compliant bids. Tekever has been selected to provide the British Army with a new fleet of long-range surveillance drones through a ...

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This probably has already gone viral elsewhere, but the 'Brontanax' name for the new BAE Systems CCA unveiled at Farnborough today feels like it's going to take a little adjusting to. An amalgam of greek words representing the phrase 'Thunder King', apparently...

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