Concise Aerospace - Minster says fifth generation fighter has to compete on both performance and price

Site Info:

Register:

Search:

advanced search

Login Form:

Minster says fifth generation fighter has to compete on both performance and price

Published 6 August 2010

Problems with engine for Russian aircraft appears to continue (286 words)

The content of this article is only available to registered users of this site. Please login or register to view this article in full. Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand.

Login:

No Account Yet?

Register here

Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand. Articles cost between $15 and $35 each.

Article ID: 9643

• 2 September 2011 - Industry: Sales for Russian fifth generation fighter estimated at 1000 aircraft by 2050
• 4 March 2011 - Industry: Second T-50 flies
• 23 December 2010 - Industry: India and Russia finally conclude fifth generation fighter contract
• 28 September 2010 - Industry: Naval aviation head pushes back delivery of naval fifth generation fighter four years
• 19 July 2010 - Industry: 10 T-50s to be delivered to Russian Air Force between 2012-2015 says minister
• 13 July 2010 - Industry: Russian fighter producers block engine sales to China
• 17 June 2010 - Industry: Russian Prime Minister expounds on virtues of new Russian fifth generation fighter
• 2 March 2010 - Industry: Putin says Russia continues to develop a strategic bomber replacement for Tu-160s and Tu-95s
• 15 February 2010 - Industry: Russian and Indian agreement on fifth generation fighter production expected in March
• 29 January 2010 - Industry: Russian fifth generation fighter makes first flight

www.conciseb2b.com/aerospace

Site menu: