Bangladesh has approved a $600 million government-to-government agreement with Türkiye for the procurement of six T-129 ATAK attack helicopters as part of its military modernization efforts.

TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu stated that Turkey’s defense industry has evolved from a “we can’t do it” approach to a confident “we can do it” vision, now focusing on serial production and competitiveness.

TUSAŞ’s ANKA III unmanned combat aerial vehicle successfully completed critical autopilot tests during its system verification flights, marking a key step in its development.

HÜRJET has completed 340 sorties in its test program as preparations for 2026 deliveries to Turkish Stars continue. The export agreement with Spain is also expected to be signed soon.

Students from TUSAŞ Şehit Hakan Gülşen Vocational and Technical High School’s Aircraft Maintenance Department are completing an Erasmus+ internship at TAI Hamburg in Germany, gaining international aviation experience.

TUSAŞ’s HÜRJET program has reached a key milestone by earning Design (DOA) and Production (POA) Organization Approvals under EASA standards — a landmark recognition of Türkiye’s national aviation capability.

TUSAŞ has risen three places to 47th in the Defense News Top 100 list, highlighting its growing influence and consistent performance in the global aerospace and defense market.

Five Turkish defense giants made the Defense News Top 100 list: ASELSAN ranked 43rd, TUSAŞ 47th, Roketsan 71st, ASFAT 78th, and MKE 80th. ASFAT climbed 16 spots.