The TSSK Project Market, one of Turkey’s key defense industry events, will be held on February 15 in Ankara, featuring over 100 companies and 400 R&D projects.

TUSAŞ has completed preparations for KAAN’s first flight. Expected to take off in 2024, the aircraft marks a new era in Türkiye’s defense industry.

Estonia strengthened its defense by acquiring 300 Piorun missiles and 100 launchers from Poland in a $113 million deal.

Germany has lifted its restriction on Eurofighter fighter jet sales to Saudi Arabia, a decision with significant implications for regional security and defense cooperation.

In 2023, TUSAŞ achieved a milestone with the first flights of KAAN, ATAK II, ANKA III and HÜRJET. Exports rose by 56%, boosting Türkiye’s global aerospace presence.

Developed by TUSAŞ, HÜRKUŞ-2 is designed for pilot training and light attack missions. As its first flight approaches, global interest in the aircraft is growing.

DARPA and Aurora Flight Sciences developed the X-65 prototype, an aircraft that maneuvers using pressurized air instead of traditional control surfaces, marking a new aviation era.

Boeing plans to increase annual E-7 Wedgetail production from four to six aircraft. With U.S., NATO, and UK orders, global demand continues to rise.

Drawing on lessons from the war in Ukraine, the US Army Materiel Command is developing strategies for the Indo-Pacific, focusing on telemaintenance, stockpiling, and rapid production balance.

Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and Romania ordered 1,000 Patriot missiles in a $5.5 billion deal. Intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine accelerated the decision.

Developed by TUSAŞ, ANKA III successfully conducted its first flight on December 28, 2023, reaching 8,000 feet altitude. The UAV marks a major milestone for Türkiye’s defense industry.

Developed by HAVELSAN, the BAHA sub-cloud UAV has entered the Turkish Armed Forces’ inventory. With six-hour endurance, it supports border security and search-and-rescue missions.