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Mirage 2000 Qatar

Qatari Mirage Jets: Resale to Africa Under Scrutiny

18 April 2026 admin 0

Doha wants to sell its former Mirage 2000-5 jets. But the French veto, potential African buyers, and behind-the-scenes negotiations make the issue highly contentious. The […]

JAAS Gripen E Brazil

Brazilian Gripen: An Industrial Success, a Budgetary Challenge

4 April 2026 admin 0

The first Gripen E assembled in Brazil marks a major industrial milestone. But budgetary constraints could slow the program’s expansion. In summary On March 25, […]

L-39 Albatros

L-39 Albatros: The Real Headache of Civilian Ejection Seats

4 April 2026 admin 0

On the civilian L-39 Albatros, ejection seats are a source of controversy. Between expensive pyrotechnic cartridges, deactivated seats, and the risk of human error, the […]

Dassault Rafale F5

The Rafale F5 Takes Center Stage Over the SCAF in France’s Strategy

22 March 2026 admin 0

Faced with setbacks in the SCAF program, France is accelerating development of the Rafale F5 and its combat drone. This industrial decision is redefining European […]

Mirage IIING

The Mirage IIING, an aircraft that became a laboratory for modern fighter jets

27 February 2026 admin 0

With the Mirage IIING, Dassault grafted the Mirage 2000’s electric flight controls onto a Mirage III airframe. A discreet but decisive prototype. In summary The […]

MiG-23

How the MiG-23 corrected the flaws of the Soviet MiG-21

27 February 2026 admin 0

MiG-23: historical and military analysis of a Soviet variable-geometry fighter, from its design to its operational record and its limitations in combat. The MiG-23 occupies […]

MiG-31

MiG-31 and total look-down: the radar feat that surprised NATO

21 February 2026 admin 0

With its Zaslon radar, the MiG-31 learned to “see” above the ground and isolate cruise missiles. A feat from the 1980s. In summary At the […]

Super Hornet

Did you know: The Super Hornet can fly with its wings folded

21 February 2026 admin 0

A rare but possible accident: the Super Hornet can take off with its wings folded. Here’s why it stays in the air, and what aerodynamics […]

F-35 Belgium

11 more F-35As: Brussels takes responsibility, but wants “Made in Europe”

18 February 2026 admin 0

Brussels finalizes 11 more F-35As and wants to “Europeanize” them via Cameri. Military relevance, integration, costs, schedule, and limitations. Summary Belgium is finalizing the purchase […]

SAAB J-35 Draken

Before Sukhoi: how the Draken turned its stall into a Cobra

16 February 2026 admin 0

The Draken could go into a flat “Super Stall.” How this dangerous flaw became the Cobra maneuver, long before the legendary Sukhoi. In summary The […]

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  • Moscow Strengthens the Su-57 with Next-Generation Propulsion
  • The U-2 and the “Coffin Corner” at 70,000 Feet
  • MQ-4C Triton Learns to Work Directly with the P-8A Poseidon Thanks to AI
  • China Entrusts Large-Scale Airstrikes to AI
  • US Air Force Flies an F-16 Under AI Control
  • China Is Building a Saturation Combat Aviation Strategy Focused on the Sixth Generation
  • The KAAN P1 Begins Taxi Tests Ahead of an Expected First Flight in Late 2026
  • Turkish F-16s in Estonia Illustrate Ankara’s Strategic Weight
  • Between High Technology and Attrition, the Fragile Balance of French Aviation
  • Argentina Rebuilds Its Combat Aviation Around the F-16
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