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A Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jet conducted taxiway take-off and landing manoeuvres at RAF Akrotiri to validate contingency Quick Reaction Alert operations under the Air Command and Control System's Adaptive Capability Engine. The exercise aimed to demonstrate the aircraft's capability to operate from alternative runways. This test showcases the Typhoon's flexibility and readiness for various operational scenarios.
Leonardo has secured a UK contract to supply consumable parts for Britain's military aircraft fleet, including Typhoon fighter jets and Chinook helicopters. This deal ensures a steady supply of parts to keep the warplanes mission-ready. The contract is part of the UK's defence procurement efforts.