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Left landing gear leg collapsed after touchdown, Sandown Airfield, Isle of Wight, 13 July 2018.
The monthly bulletin is a compilation of AAIB reports.
The UK’s first fleet of uncrewed fighter aircraft is one step closer to reality following a £30-million contract to design and manufacture a prototype in a three-year deal supporting more than 100 jobs in Belfast.
A £31 million contract for highly specialised engineering support for the Future Combat Air Systems (FCAS) programme has been awarded to UK Defence firm – QinetiQ.
Providers being investigated for an issue regarding their compliance with the Governance and Financial Viability Standard are added to the regulator's GUR list.
Members of the public, falconry, aviculture, conservation and welfare groups invited to provide input to Natural England review of ‘wild take’ licensing
Correspondence from 2010 between FCO ministers and Falcon and Associates about embassies in UAE
A new project to develop a novel unmanned combat aircraft has been announced by the RAF Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO) and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl).
Natural England has issued 3 licences to allow falconers to take peregrine falcon chicks from the wild for falconry.
British pilots will be able to undertake simultaneous virtual exercises with US counterparts based across the Atlantic using new cutting-edge simulation technology.
Collision between a ro-ro passenger ferry and a motor cruiser in the Thorn Channel, Southampton.
A request which asks how much money has been spent by the Treasury on keeping Gladstone, the cat, since 2016.
The Royal Air Force’s newest fighter left its home base for Cyprus today to take part in its first overseas training exercise following introduction. This follows the announcement of their deployment to RAF Akrotiri in April 2019.
Business Secretary opens new state-of-the-art distribution centre for Midlands firm ATL.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson bid farewell to Army aviators as they took off for Estonia, where they will be training alongside NATO forces working to reassure our allies and deter our adversaries.
It is with great sadness that the Ministry of Defence must confirm the deaths of Flight Lieutenants Alan Scott and Geraint 'Roly' Roberts
Wildcat and Apache helicopters will be deployed to Estonia this year, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson announced at a meeting of NATO Defence Ministers in Brussels.
Soldiers who fly and maintain the Apache attack helicopter have trained close to home as they prepare to deploy to Afghanistan.
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