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Aerospace companies are exploring the replacement of an aging trainer fleet.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 28

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What happened

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Aerospace companies are exploring the replacement of an aging trainer fleet.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

Korea Aerospace Industries Boeing Leonardo

How it developed

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Jul 20KAI, Boeing, and BAE Systems are involved in the competitive process to replace the aging Hawk trainer fleet for the UK contract.Sub-event
Jul 17Discussions are underway regarding the replacement of an aging trainer aircraft fleet.1 source
- flightglobal.com

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The entities involved

Korea Aerospace Industries
aerospace manufacturer in south korea

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Boeing
American global aerospace and defense corporation
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Leonardo
Italian defense, security and aerospace company
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Coverage

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Jul 28flightglobal.comTurkish Aerospace eyes Hurjet potential for UK trainer need
Jul 17flightglobal.com