The steel-cutting ceremony for the Spanish Navy’s first F-110 frigate is scheduled for 23 March, according to the information provided by the country’s Ministry of Defence.
The Government of Ireland has announced the purchase of two inshore patrol vessels (IPVs) from the New Zealand Government.
As part of the refreshed National Shipbuilding Strategy published yesterday, the UK government has announced new details regarding the navy’s Type 32 frigates.
Egypt is interested in buying Barracuda-class submarines from France, French La Tribune reports.
French company Thales has struck a deal with PGZ-MIECZNIK Consortium, led by Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa (PGZ), to equip future Miecznik frigates (Type 31 frigates) with its combat management system (CMS) TACTICOS.
UK’s first Type 26 frigate HMS Glasgow is due to enter the water for the first time later this year to complete fitting out at BAE’s yard downstream on the Clyde at Scotstoun, according to the navy officials.
The Power Improvement Project (PIP), which is expected to enhance the resilience of the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer by installing additional power generation sources in each ship, is scheduled to be completed by 2028.
A Royal Air Force Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft has joined other NATO ships and aircraft to locate and track Russian Navy warships in the Mediterranean Sea.
The Polish Armaments Agency selected Babcock’s Arrowhead 140 (AH140) (the UK version-Type 31 frigates) from three different platform design proposals provided by the PGZ-MIECZNIK Consortium.
The fast patrol boat HMS Cutlass has been formally handed over to the Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron after three months of trials, ready for being declared fully operational in the spring.
The Russian Navy captured two Ukrainian civil ships in the northwestern part of the Black Sea on 26 February, according to the information published by the Ukrainian officials.
Turkish Navy’s first light aircraft carrier TCG Anadolu has left the shipyard for a series of sea trials, according to Sedef Shipyard’s officials.
The second milestone of the Italian Navy’s new Near Future Submarine (NFS) project has been delivered by achieving the System Design Review (SDR), Organisation for Joint Armament Co-operation (OCCAR) revealed. OCCAR, an international organization whose core business is the through-life management of
PAL Aerospace, a member of the Exchange Income Corporation family of companies, entered into a contract to upgrade and operate two fully missionized DHC-8 maritime patrol aircraft for the Dutch Caribbean Coastguard.
