Stealth technology a driving force in military fixed-wing market

Summary

This article in Air Force Technology makes the following points:

• A potential $98.3bn market by 2032.
• Many countries want to replace obsolete platforms with newer models.
• Models that, by utilising updates, can last for a long time.
• Some governments are looking to cut costs by designing and producing their own platforms using technology transfer agreements.

References

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References from the Web:

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Source Information: AirForce Technology

• Article Source: https://www.airforce-technology.com/
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