NOAA's WP-3D Orions are equipped with nose radar, multi-mode radar on the belly and tail Doppler radar. Together, they help Hurricane Hunters safely navigate through the storm while completing ...

The nose section was specifically designed and manufactured by a team of Airbus Defence and Space engineers to install the ECRS Mk.1 AESA radar on the A320 D-ATRA flying testbed. In a significant ...

Northrop Grumman has performed a fit check of its new AN/APG-83 Scalable Agile Beam Radar (SABR) on a Boeing F/A-18C Hornet strike fighter at the request of the U.S. Marine Corps on Aug.2.

I immediately noticed it from an article that ran a year and a half ago in Aviation Week about a stealthy F/A-18 Hornet concept that was photographed sitting along the AMARG fence-line.

TAMPA, Fla. – Miss Piggy and Kermit are getting new engines, new wings and different radar. Every hurricane season, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration flies two, technologically ...

After successful integration of the Nose Radar on the F-16 Block-30s, the aircraft will become a 4.5-generation platform, according to the President of Defence Industry Agency (SSB), Haluk Görgün.

NOAA collects data from inside hurricanes using WP-3 Orions, which have a nose radar, multi-mode radar on the belly, and tail Doppler radar.

ISTANBUL . Aselsan, a leading defense technology company in Türkiye, introduced its cutting-edge AESA Aircraft Nose Radar technology Tuesday which was developed entirely using domestic resources.

The 2017 version of the Fabia will have one of those radar-based devices in the nose of the car, always scanning the road for dangers. There are two prototypes here, and one of them doesn't have ...

A screenshot of the ALP-300G long-range early warning radar developed by Aselsan at the handing over ceremony in May 2024. More than 30 radars are being delivered to the armed forces.

F-18 Crash In Florida. By David Hancock. May 29, 2001 / 3:59 PM EDT / CBS A ... A Navy jet fighter crashed nose-first Tuesday on a ranch northeast of Lake Okeechobee.

The nose section was specifically designed and manufactured by a team of Airbus Defence and Space engineers to install the ECRS Mk.1 AESA radar on the A320 D-ATRA flying testbed.