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The Royal Air Force (RAF) has completed training another group of Ukrainian pilots. This brings the total number of graduates of the Elementary Flying Training programme to almost 200.
The helicopter can carry up to 12 passengers
On 21 October, the State Aviation Administration of Ukraine granted Supernova permission to operate Lviv-Prague-Lviv and Kyiv-Prague-Lviv routes. In addition, the European Union also granted the company a similar permit.
Japan, the United Kingdom and Italy have agreed to accelerate joint development of an advanced fighter jet and establish a trilateral governmental organisation, the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), by the end of this year
North Korea has sent pilots to Russia to learn how to fly Russian combat aircraft.
China is developing a low-cost radar system that can detect and track the US F-22 Raptor, one of the world's most advanced stealth fighters.
The US Embassy in Sri Lanka said that the country had received a Beechcraft King Air 360ER-based patrol aircraft from the United States to strengthen maritime security and sovereignty in the Indian Ocean.
Taiwan has put its Navy, Air Force and coastal defence systems on alert in response to the People's Republic of China's exercises.
On the night of 12-13 October 2024, a Tu-134 aircraft belonging to the 117th Military Transport Aviation Regiment of the armed forces of the aggressor state burned down in Russia.
Brazilian airline Embraer has delivered the first C-390 Millennium multipurpose transport aircraft to the Hungarian Air Force.
The US Air Force has signed a contract with the private company Tactical Air Support to train F-35 fighter pilots.
Azerbaijan receives first Sino-Pakistani JF-17C fighters
The Dutch Air Force will hold a farewell ceremony for its last F-16 fighter jets before fully transitioning to a new generation of aircraft, the country's Defence Ministry has announced.
The Japanese Ministry of Defence reported that an Il-38 anti-submarine aircraft of the Russian Navy violated the country's airspace three times.
Japan's Ministry of Defence has requested 292 million for fiscal year 2025 to implement plans to develop an electronic warfare aircraft for the Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Forces.
