Fourth-generation fighters were supposed to disappear. Instead, they still define Western air power in 2026.
Defence correspondent Jonny Beale flies onboard an RAF Voyager as it refuels Typhoon and F-35 jets in the Middle East.
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Eurofighter Typhoon test-fires 70 mm APKWS rockets for anti-drone role
The Eurofighter Typhoon, one of NATO’s frontline fighter jets, has test-fired 70 mm APKWS laser-guided rockets in a trial ...
At the Air Power Middle East conference held in Doha yesterday, Craig Penrice, Typhoon Test Pilot for BAE Systems and Eurofighter, gave a presentation on the future capability requirements for a ...
BAE Systems has test fired laser-guided rockets from the Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft for the counter-unmanned ...
In addition to offering Eurofighters a cheaper option for countering drones, APKWS rockets would significantly increase each ...
Although not a fifth-generation aircraft, the Typhoon has advanced and modernized features. As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rages on, European nations continue to bolster their defense capabilities.
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Eurofighter Typhoon launches 70 mm laser rockets in new low-cost anti-drone test
On April 8, BAE Systems announced it had successfully test-fired a low-cost precision weapon ...
At Dubai, Eurofighter GmbH CEO Enzo Casolini predicted a global market for 800 advanced fighters in the next 20 years and was optimistic that his company would win a significant proportion of the ...
Typhoon fighter aircraft were launched from RAF Lossiemouth on 14 April after an unidentified aircraft was tracked ...
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