On 12 June 2025, Italy marked a significant milestone in military aviation with the official induction of Leonardo’s M-345 trainer aircraft into service with the Italian Air Force.
The fourth Kronos GM HP radar intended for Italy’s SAMP/T NG system has successfully completed its Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT).
Leonardo’s Falcon Shield system has already proven effective in service with the Royal Air Force and Canadian Armed Forces.
On 21 May, the Italian Ministry of Defence announced the signing of an intergovernmental agreement for the supply of 12 Leonardo M-346 FA (Block 20) light combat aircraft to Austria.
Aerospace and defence company Leonardo has revealed the newly developed advanced cockpit for its M-346 Block 20 aircraft.
Wind River has announced that Leonardo, a leading global player in aerospace, defence, and security, will use its VxWorks real-time operating system (RTOS) to power a next-generation radio frequency (RF) system.
Leonardo, the Italian defence and aerospace company, has announced an update to its Industrial Plan for the period 2025-2029.
Leonardo and Baykar Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a Joint Venture focused on unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
Leonardo, the Italian aerospace and defence giant, has announced robust preliminary financial results for 2024.
Lorenzo Mariani, Co-General Manager of Leonardo, noted that the collaboration aims to address the growing importance of these defence sectors in a changing global landscape.
Italian defence and aerospace giant Leonardo has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
At the International Armoured Vehicles 2025 conference in Farnborough, new details emerged about Italy's ambitious plans to modernise its armoured forces.
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