Cambridge Aerospace raises funds to expand development capabilities
Cambridge Aerospace raises funds to expand development capabilities
Cambridge Aerospace – which has received several UK Ministry of Defence contracts to provide UK Armed Forces with low-cost interceptors – raised $300 million (£222.4m) for scaling production, contract delivery and new product development.
UK launches search for new RAF Hawk trainer and Red Arrows aircraft
UK launches search for new RAF Hawk trainer and Red Arrows aircraft
The UK has launched the process to replace its RAF Hawk T1 and T2 fleets, with manufacturers invited to propose options for a future Jet Training System.
ZD or VP-G: Gibraltar launches its own aircraft registry with 6 possible prefixes
ZD or VP-G: Gibraltar launches its own aircraft registry with 6 possible prefixes
Gibraltar has launched its own aircraft registry with a distinctive ZD nationality mark, with an earlier VP-G prefix also available.
Aerospace
ZD or VP-G: Gibraltar launches its own aircraft registry with 6 possible prefixes
ZD or VP-G: Gibraltar launches its own aircraft registry with 6 possible prefixes
Gibraltar has launched its own aircraft registry with a distinctive ZD nationality mark, with an earlier VP-G prefix also available.
Defence
UK launches search for new RAF Hawk trainer and Red Arrows aircraft
UK launches search for new RAF Hawk trainer and Red Arrows aircraft
The UK has launched the process to replace its RAF Hawk T1 and T2 fleets, with manufacturers invited to propose options for a future Jet Training System.
Security
New retail crime reporting technology helps Met Police bring shoplifters to justice
New retail crime reporting technology helps Met Police bring shoplifters to justice
The Metropolitan Police have introduced new technology to help officers identify, arrest and prosecute more shoplifters.
Space
The solar storm behind the Northern Lights is helping reshape how the UK protects its skies
The solar storm behind the Northern Lights is helping reshape how the UK protects its skies
A £20 million UK programme is transforming how scientists forecast severe solar storms, helping protect aviation, satellites, GPS navigation and the electricity grid.
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ZD or VP-G: Gibraltar launches its own aircraft registry with 6 possible prefixes
ZD or VP-G: Gibraltar launches its own aircraft registry with 6 possible prefixes
Gibraltar has launched its own aircraft registry with a distinctive ZD nationality mark, with an earlier VP-G prefix also available.
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The solar storm behind the Northern Lights is helping reshape how the UK protects its skies
The solar storm behind the Northern Lights is helping reshape how the UK protects its skies
A £20 million UK programme is transforming how scientists forecast severe solar storms, helping protect aviation, satellites, GPS navigation and the electricity grid.
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Cambridge Aerospace raises funds to expand development capabilities
Cambridge Aerospace raises funds to expand development capabilities
Cambridge Aerospace – which has received several UK Ministry of Defence contracts to provide UK Armed Forces with low-cost interceptors – raised $300 million (£222.4m) for scaling production, contract delivery and new product development.
UK launches search for new RAF Hawk trainer and Red Arrows aircraft
UK launches search for new RAF Hawk trainer and Red Arrows aircraft
The UK has launched the process to replace its RAF Hawk T1 and T2 fleets, with manufacturers invited to propose options for a future Jet Training System.
The solar storm behind the Northern Lights is helping reshape how the UK protects its skies
The solar storm behind the Northern Lights is helping reshape how the UK protects its skies
A £20 million UK programme is transforming how scientists forecast severe solar storms, helping protect aviation, satellites, GPS navigation and the electricity grid.
Breakthrough UK device to combat global prison drug epidemic
Breakthrough UK device to combat global prison drug epidemic
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New retail crime reporting technology helps Met Police bring shoplifters to justice
New retail crime reporting technology helps Met Police bring shoplifters to justice
The Metropolitan Police have introduced new technology to help officers identify, arrest and prosecute more shoplifters.
NATO moves beyond air policing as Black Sea defence mission evolves
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