Chinese Navy First Aircraft Carrier with EM Catapult launch system|UAE to get KC-390 Transport plane
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CHINESE Aircraft Carrier Fujian Commences Catapult Testing
First test for electromagnetic catapult system marks an important step in testing phase for the Chinese supercarrier.
The newest Chinese aircraft carrier has started with “dead load” launch testing for her electromagnetic catapult system, as was confirmed by footage circulating on Chinese and Western social media. On November 26 Chinese military-enthusiasts shared footage first on Chinese social media platform Weibo and subsequently also on “X”, formerly Twitter, recorded from an airplane overflying the extensive shipyard facilities where CNS 18 Fujian, also known as the Type 003 aircraft carrier, is currently berthed. Since the Pudong Shanghai International Airport is located very closely to Changxing Island, the location of builder Jiangnan and other shipyards, related imagery taken from passenger planes has become a common source to follow the progress of several major PLAN-programs.
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Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) and Embraer have agreed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) geared at co-operation between the respective national defence sectors in general, and specifically towards promoting the Brazilian built C-390 Millennium transport aircraft to the kingdom.
Signed on 29 November, the MOU will see both companies work to develop Saudi Arabia's defence industrial sector as part of the wider Saudi Vision 2030 project.
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