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F-16I Sufa: The Fighting Falcon Fighter The Air Force Can't FlyF-16I Sufa: The Backbone of Israel’s Air Superiority The Israel Defense Forces fly the largest contingent of the F-16 outside of the U.S. Air Force, with more than 300 airframes in their arsenal.
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National Interest on MSNIsrael is Upgrading Its F-16I Sufa FightersThe F-16I Sufa has seen dozens of actions during the past two decades in service. The Israeli Air Force (IAF) is reported to operate around 300 U.S.-made F-16 Fighting Falcons, including dozens of ...
The Israel Ministry of Defense (IMoD) has awarded Elbit Systems a US$80-million contract for the development and installation of an advanced airborne self-protection suite on its F-16I Sufa fleet.
Israeli company Elbit Systems Ltd will equip the country's F-16I aircraft with its airborne self-protection suite under a nearly USD80 million contract awarded ...
Defense Min. and Elbit Systems to develop defense suit for F-16I Sufa fighter jets, costing NIS 300M
The Ministry of Defense, in cooperation with the Israel Air Force, initiated a project to develop and equip an advanced defense suit for the F-16I Sufa fighter jets. The project, led by Elbit ...
What You Need to Know: The F-16I Sufa is a uniquely modified variant of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, tailored to meet the Israel Air Force’s needs. Delivered starting in 2004, ...
Elbit Systems has secured a contract to provide a new self-protection system for integration with the Israeli air force’s almost 100-strong fleet of Lockheed Martin F-16I “Sufa” combat aircraft.
Israel has awarded Elbit Systems a roughly $80 million contract to upgrade the self-protection system on the country’s Lockheed Martin F-16I fighters. The Israeli Defense Ministry said Jan. 27 ...
The F-16I Sufa has seen dozens of actions during the past two decades in service. The Israeli Air Force (IAF) is reported to operate around 300 U.S.-made F-16 Fighting Falcons, including dozens of ...
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