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SU-35 China

Chinese fighter jet threatens Australian P-8 and rattles Canberra

14 November 2025 admin 0

A People’s Liberation Army Air Force SU-35 fighter jet dropped flares near an Australian patrol aircraft in the South China Sea: why did it do […]

F-35 Belgium

Belgium assesses the industrial benefits of the F-35A Lightning II in replacing the F-16 Fighting Falcon

10 November 2025 admin 0

As Belgium replaces its F-16s with the F-35, the debate intensifies over the industrial offsets promised to Belgian companies: assessment, challenges, and criticism. Summary In […]

SU-57

Su-57: Russia pushes its fifth-generation fighter jet for export

10 November 2025 admin 0

Russia is promoting the Su-57 fighter jet to attract foreign buyers ahead of the 2025 Dubai Airshow. This is a strategic move to boost its […]

Eurofighter Typhoon: the CAPTOR-E radar

Eurofighter Typhoon: the CAPTOR-E radar, a technological breakthrough

10 November 2025 admin 0

The Eurofighter’s CAPTOR-E / ECRS Mk 0/Mk 1/Mk 2 radar marks a technological breakthrough. Field of view, GaN modules, electronic warfare: everything is explained. Summary […]

Dassault Rafale

Rafale: the real reasons behind its late export success

7 November 2025 admin 0

The international success of the Rafale can be explained by France’s technological autonomy, Dassault’s industrial reliability, and the geopolitical refocusing of buyers. Summary Long shunned […]

F/A-18 Super Hornet

Why the Navy is keeping the Super Hornet despite the stealthy F-35C

7 November 2025 admin 0

Why the Navy will keep the Super Hornet alongside the F-35C: complementary roles, ammunition “truck,” operating costs, and upgrades. Summary The U.S. Carrier Air Wing […]

Mirage 2000-5

Mirage 2000-5: the old interceptor that remains decisive

7 November 2025 admin 0

Why the Mirage 2000-5 remains relevant: low hourly cost, simple maintenance, interception performance, and export potential in light of current needs. In summary The Mirage […]

Rafale

The Rafale at the heart of an unprecedented information war

5 November 2025 admin 0

The Rafale has been the subject of a vast disinformation campaign orchestrated after the Indo-Pakistani conflict: fake crashes, doctored images, industrial stakes. Summary The Rafale, […]

F-22 Raptor

The F-22 Raptor: why is maintaining this stealth aircraft so expensive?

5 November 2025 admin 0

The United States Air Force’s F-22 Raptor has very high hourly costs and reduced availability: a technical dive into the reasons behind this situation. Summary […]

Gripen Ukraine

Aircraft delivered and ordered by Ukraine: a comprehensive overview

5 November 2025 admin 0

From the arrival of the F-16s to the promises of Gripens, here is an updated overview of fighter jet deliveries and orders to Ukraine to […]

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  • ITAR: the invisible weapon of the United States that locks down exports
  • Su-57 Felon: why Russian production remains at a standstill
  • SPECTRA, the Rafale’s invisible weapon that jams and deceives radars
  • Iran: why Washington is still sending F-15s to the Middle East
  • nEUROn: the five breakthroughs paving the way for the Rafale F5
  • Royal Air Force: the brutal admission of a loss of air supremacy
  • Boeing X-48: how software made an unstable aircraft flyable
  • The Super Hornet Block III sees everything, shares everything, decides quickly
  • US bases on their last legs: the Achilles heel of the USAF
  • Mirage III: how the “Souris” tamed the supersonic shock wave
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  • ITAR: the invisible weapon of the United States that locks down exports
  • Su-57 Felon: why Russian production remains at a standstill
  • SPECTRA, the Rafale’s invisible weapon that jams and deceives radars
  • Iran: why Washington is still sending F-15s to the Middle East
  • nEUROn: the five breakthroughs paving the way for the Rafale F5
  • Royal Air Force: the brutal admission of a loss of air supremacy
  • Boeing X-48: how software made an unstable aircraft flyable
  • The Super Hornet Block III sees everything, shares everything, decides quickly
  • US bases on their last legs: the Achilles heel of the USAF
  • Mirage III: how the “Souris” tamed the supersonic shock wave
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