MILITARY● ELEVATED1h ago · Oct 7, 2026, 11:00 AM
How will new longer-range aircraft boost Manila’s South China Sea surveillance?
South China Morning Post · east asia
The Philippine Coast Guard will receive three longer-range aircraft from the US, two of them modified for improved surveillance, giving Manila greater reach and endurance to monitor Chinese coastguard, naval and research vessels across the South China Sea. Under a US$39.6 million contract awarded by the United States Navy on September 28, the three second-hand, extended-range King Air 350-series aircraft will be fitted with extended-range fuel systems, upgraded Garmin avionics and high-frequency...
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