ANKA-III Retracts the Landing Gear
Turkish Aerospace published a video of ANKA-III with retracted landing gear. The “landing gear up” command signifies a new milestone on ANKA-III.
Turkish Aerospace published a video of ANKA-III with retracted landing gear. The “landing gear up” command signifies a new milestone on ANKA-III.
ASELSAN and Turkish Aerospace signed an agreement to develop, integrate, and serially produce Avionic Suites for air platforms.
The official website of the Kazakh Prime Ministry included a report on the Ministry of Defence's activities in the first half of the year.
The General Manager of Turkish Aerospace (TUSAŞ), Dr. Mehmet Demiroğlu, announced the delivery of the T70 General-Purpose Helicopter to the Air Force Command.
Five Turkish firms in Defense News' Top 100 2024 list of defence firms got into the Top 100, while two made it to the Top 50.
The Defence Industry Executive Committee (SSİK) will be held Today under the chairmanship of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the Presidential Complex.
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TUSAS and FIA announced that Hürjet Advanced training aircraft would have a demonstration flight in the U.K., but it was cancelled, and TurDef explains why.
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During FIA2024 KAI unveiled its MUM-T concept involving KF-21, unmanned fighters, and cargo aircraft-dropped UAV swarms.
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16 Turkish defence firms are displaying their products in the TRNC to mark the 50th anniversary of the Cyprus Peace Operation.
Turkiye’s visit to Niger opens a new stage on relations. A source close to meetings commented as “intergovernmental summit rather than a working visit.”
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Bloomberg claimed that Turkiye is taking action to reduce costs in the $23 billion F-16 deal. The contract will be downsized to brand new fighters.