British defense media claims that the first Eurofighter Typhoon jets to be delivered to Türkiye may be equipped with Leonardo’s ECRS Mk0 AESA radar.

The US military is preparing to accept new F-35s without the APG-85 radar due to delays in the system’s development, potentially limiting the aircrafts’ combat capability for a temporary period.

The United Kingdom has initiated a $608 million radar upgrade program for its Eurofighter Typhoon fleet, aiming to significantly enhance air defense, threat detection, and targeting capabilities.

The Egyptian Air Force is seeking to enhance its air defense network by procuring the TRML-4D mobile radar from Hensoldt, improving early warning and detection against low-altitude aerial threats.

ASELSAN has published an in-depth article highlighting the role of AESA radar technologies in modern combat. The MURAD AESA radar family stands out as a key force multiplier for air superiority.

Hanwha Systems has secured a $135.5 million contract to develop an AESA-based multi-function radar for South Korea’s Cheongung-III air and missile defense system.

Türkiye achieved a world first as KIZILELMA hit a target detected by its own radar, while Skydagger successfully deployed a kamikaze drone from a UAV.

Baykar’s AKINCI UCAV completed its first flight equipped with ASELSAN’s MURAD AESA radar. Experts highlight that Türkiye is approaching a new era where air-to-air missiles could be launched from unmanned aircraft.