How extreme heat is disrupting aircraft operations – and what we can do about it


How extreme heat is disrupting aircraft operations – and what we can do about it
Extreme heat can affect everything from take-off performance and turbulence to ground operations. As temperatures rise, airlines, airports and regulators are adapting to a hotter operating environment.
First MEWSIC electronic warfare system delivered to the MoD as Royal Navy capability advances


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RAF Typhoons scrambled 49 times during NATO Air Policing mission in Romania


RAF Typhoons scrambled 49 times during NATO Air Policing mission in Romania
After 49 Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) scrambles and 1,500 alert hours, British Typhoons have concluded their latest deployment in support of NATO’s enhanced Air Policing (eAP) mission in Romania.
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How extreme heat is disrupting aircraft operations – and what we can do about it


How extreme heat is disrupting aircraft operations – and what we can do about it
Extreme heat can affect everything from take-off performance and turbulence to ground operations. As temperatures rise, airlines, airports and regulators are adapting to a hotter operating environment.
Defence
RAF Typhoons scrambled 49 times during NATO Air Policing mission in Romania


RAF Typhoons scrambled 49 times during NATO Air Policing mission in Romania
After 49 Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) scrambles and 1,500 alert hours, British Typhoons have concluded their latest deployment in support of NATO’s enhanced Air Policing (eAP) mission in Romania.
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New retail crime reporting technology helps Met Police bring shoplifters to justice


New retail crime reporting technology helps Met Police bring shoplifters to justice
The Metropolitan Police have introduced new technology to help officers identify, arrest and prosecute more shoplifters.
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MDA Space to provide lunar landing sensors for ESA’s Argonaut mission


MDA Space to provide lunar landing sensors for ESA’s Argonaut mission
Advanced 3D sensors from MDA Space UK are set to help the European Space Agency’s Argonaut spacecraft land safely on the Moon.

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RAF Typhoons scrambled 49 times during NATO Air Policing mission in Romania


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