The FalconWorks and Skunk Works partnership has developed the Blizzard unmanned aircraft system, featuring modular design and multiple deployment options. Engineered for electronic warfare, strike missions, and collaborative operations, the platform is designed to operate in GPS-denied environments.

TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu announced that the company has obtained export licenses for a new batch of 39 Black Hawk helicopters and expects to resume T-70 production within the next 12-18 months. Speaking at the Farnborough Airshow, he confirmed the restart of the suspended program and stated that delivery of kits for the remaining 32 helicopters has been secured.

Israel has approved a major procurement plan for new F-35 and F-15IA fighter jets to strengthen its long-term air superiority.

Australia selected Lockheed Martin’s HIMARS and Precision Strike Missile solution over the Thales-Kongsberg StrikeMaster concept in a $2.7 billion long-range strike program. The decision is expected to strengthen both Canberra’s precision-strike capability and its wider defense-industrial plans.

The US Space Force has issued a $68.56 million contract modification to Lockheed Martin Space under the Next-Gen OPIR GEO missile warning satellite program, bringing the total cumulative contract value to about $8.23 billion.

The US State Department has approved a potential $83.14 million sale to Singapore covering 270 M30A2 GMLRS-AW rockets in 45 pods, along with related support equipment.

Germany’s first F-35A Lightning II has moved into final assembly at Lockheed Martin’s Fort Worth facility. The aircraft is expected to make its first flight in 2026 ahead of delivery preparations.

The US Army is preparing to take over development and procurement responsibility for the THAAD program in fiscal year 2027, a role currently managed by the Missile Defense Agency.