Finnish officials begin sifting through final HX fighter offers 2 hours ago Finnish F-18 Hornet planes are pictured at Rovaniemi airport during a joint exercise between the Finnish and the Swedish air forces over the Arctic Circle on March 25, 2019. (Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP via Getty Images) COLOGNE, Germany – Finnish officials have received finals offers from five vendors for the multibillion-dollar HX fighter competition, kicking off an evaluation phase slated to run throughout 2021. With a tender ceiling of 9 billion euros, or almost $11 billion, the competition is one of the biggest air-armament acquisitions in Europe. It aims to find a replacement for the Nordic country’s fleet of F-18 Hornets.
The Group of Seven richest countries will look at a proposal to build a rapid response mechanism to counter Russian "propaganda" and disinformation, British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab told Reuters.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh has approved the resumption of international passenger flights in and out of Bangladesh from Saturday, with certain strict rules in place. );
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Though flight services could resume, there were still heavy restrictions on travel from certain countries, the CAAB said in a statement, dated Apr 30.
The decision was made so that immigrant passengers who had been grounded in Bangladesh due to the lockdown could reach their destinations, the CAAB said.
The notice stated that special restrictions were in place for people travelling to and from 38 countries, dividing them into two categories Group A and Group B.
U.S. Navy Orders Saab Shipboard Air Traffic Radars Our Bureau 490
Saab SPN-50 radar
The U.S. Navy has placed an order for Saab AN/SPN-50(V) 1 shipboard air traffic radars.
The contract covers production and delivery of three AN/SPN-50(V) 1 shipboard air traffic radars, and one installation and checkout kit for the Navy.
Work will be performed in Syracuse, New York, and is expected to be completed in December 2022.
The SPN-50 system supports the deployment, sustainment and operation of aviation assets by providing aircraft position, radar signal, and weather data. Air traffic controllers use this data for air traffic control services, such as aircraft sequencing and separation, airspace identification and containment, safety alerts, traffic advisories, and landing guidance.
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