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F-18 Flights In Tom Cruise's New "Top Gun" Cost $11,374 An Hour
The US Navy lent Tom Cruise F/A-18 Super Hornets for the new "Top Gun" movie. The only catches: The studio paid as much as $11,374 an hour to use the advanced fighter planes -- and Cruise couldn't touch the controls.
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US F-18 Fighter Jets In India To Demonstrate Operational Capability: Report
Two Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter aircrafts have arrived in India to showcase their operational capability at a naval facility in Goa as the Indian Navy plans to acquire a fleet of combat jets for its indigenous aircraft carrier (IAC) Vikrant.
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Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet Fighter Jets To Arrive In Goa As Navy Explores Options
Boeing is planning to fly two Super Hornet fighter jets to Goa this summer for operational demonstrations before its potential buyer the Indian Navy, according to a senior company executive.
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Watch: Boeing Super Hornet's Ski-Jump Launch In Pitch For Indian Carriers
Leading aerospace company Boeing has said its F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet has successfully performed a ski-jump launch, which is take off from a short distance upward-curved ramp, demonstrating the plane''s suitability for the Indian Navy's aircraft carriers.
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US Navy Fighter Jet Crashes In California Desert, Fate of Pilot Unknown
A US military fighter jet crashed on Wednesday in the California desert near a Navy air station, military officials said, leaving the fate of the pilot unknown.
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Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornet In Running For $15 Billion Order From India
Boeing Co, considered the frontrunner in the race to supply the Indian navy with new fighter jets, is now in contention for a much bigger $15 billion order after the government abruptly asked the air force to consider the twin-engine planes.
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When Indian MiG-29Ks 'Clashed' With US Super Hornets Over Bay Of Bengal
When Russia deployed its sole aircraft carrier, the Kuznetsov off the coast of Syria earlier this year, a newly-developed fighter jet onboard the ship had many Western powers operating in the region intrigued, if not concerned.
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With Eye On China, India Sends Largest Ever Fleet For Naval War Games
In less than a week from now, MiG-29K fighter jets flying off the deck of India's only operational aircraft carrier, the INS Vikramaditya will be 'taking on' state of the art US Navy F/A-18 E/F 'Super Hornet' fighters over the waters of the Bay of Bengal in what will be the largest, most complex Naval war games India has ever participated in.
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Not Just Assemble, Boeing Keen To 'Make In India' Super Hornet Fighters
Boeing wants to build a globally competitive industrial base in India and it is in "exploratory" talks to see if they can manufacture F/A-18 Super Hornet fighters in the country, the American aviation giant said today.
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Boeing CEO Pitches Super Hornet Fighter Jet To India
US aircraft maker Boeing Co is in a "conversation" on manufacturing its F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet in India, Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg was quoted on Wednesday as saying on his first visit to the country.
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F-18 Flights In Tom Cruise's New "Top Gun" Cost $11,374 An Hour
The US Navy lent Tom Cruise F/A-18 Super Hornets for the new "Top Gun" movie. The only catches: The studio paid as much as $11,374 an hour to use the advanced fighter planes -- and Cruise couldn't touch the controls.
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US F-18 Fighter Jets In India To Demonstrate Operational Capability: Report
Two Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter aircrafts have arrived in India to showcase their operational capability at a naval facility in Goa as the Indian Navy plans to acquire a fleet of combat jets for its indigenous aircraft carrier (IAC) Vikrant.
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Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet Fighter Jets To Arrive In Goa As Navy Explores Options
Boeing is planning to fly two Super Hornet fighter jets to Goa this summer for operational demonstrations before its potential buyer the Indian Navy, according to a senior company executive.
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Watch: Boeing Super Hornet's Ski-Jump Launch In Pitch For Indian Carriers
Leading aerospace company Boeing has said its F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet has successfully performed a ski-jump launch, which is take off from a short distance upward-curved ramp, demonstrating the plane''s suitability for the Indian Navy's aircraft carriers.
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US Navy Fighter Jet Crashes In California Desert, Fate of Pilot Unknown
A US military fighter jet crashed on Wednesday in the California desert near a Navy air station, military officials said, leaving the fate of the pilot unknown.
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Boeing's F/A-18 Super Hornet In Running For $15 Billion Order From India
Boeing Co, considered the frontrunner in the race to supply the Indian navy with new fighter jets, is now in contention for a much bigger $15 billion order after the government abruptly asked the air force to consider the twin-engine planes.
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When Indian MiG-29Ks 'Clashed' With US Super Hornets Over Bay Of Bengal
When Russia deployed its sole aircraft carrier, the Kuznetsov off the coast of Syria earlier this year, a newly-developed fighter jet onboard the ship had many Western powers operating in the region intrigued, if not concerned.
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With Eye On China, India Sends Largest Ever Fleet For Naval War Games
In less than a week from now, MiG-29K fighter jets flying off the deck of India's only operational aircraft carrier, the INS Vikramaditya will be 'taking on' state of the art US Navy F/A-18 E/F 'Super Hornet' fighters over the waters of the Bay of Bengal in what will be the largest, most complex Naval war games India has ever participated in.
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Not Just Assemble, Boeing Keen To 'Make In India' Super Hornet Fighters
Boeing wants to build a globally competitive industrial base in India and it is in "exploratory" talks to see if they can manufacture F/A-18 Super Hornet fighters in the country, the American aviation giant said today.
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Boeing CEO Pitches Super Hornet Fighter Jet To India
US aircraft maker Boeing Co is in a "conversation" on manufacturing its F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet in India, Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg was quoted on Wednesday as saying on his first visit to the country.
