Rolls-Royce completes 100% sustainable aviation fuel test
Rolls-Royce has announced the successful completion of compatibility testing of 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) on all its in-production civil aero engine types.
Boeing shifts toward production of MH-139A Grey Wolf
Boeing has announced its transition towards the low-rate initial production of the MH-139A Grey Wolf.
NATO joins UK in purchasing E-7 early warning aircraft
Countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Turkey either currently operate the Wedgetail or plan to do so.
British military provides further support to get aid into Gaza
The fourth Royal Air Force transport aircraft carrying humanitarian aid recently landed in Al Arish, Egypt, for transfer to Gaza.
F-35B air collision avoidance system integration pushed back
The Air Collision Avoidance System for the F-35B was to be introduced in 2024, it has now been pushed back to 2028.
British tanker supports French A400M transport flights
This was the first time a French A400M Atlas has conducted such training with an RAF Voyager.
Typhoon jets dogfight off coast of Scotland
Two Typhoon jets from Lossiemouth were carving up the skies off the coast of Scotland this afternoon.
BAE to enhance GPS tech Typhoon fighter jets
DIGAR will boost the protection of the aircraft from GPS signal jamming, spoofing, and Radio Frequency interference.
Ukraine war boosts revenue at Scottish Gov owned airport
Scottish Government-owned Prestwick Airport has reported a boost in revenue, thanks to increased passenger numbers, a robust partnership with Ryanair, and heightened military use amid the Ukraine conflict.
UK clarifies that flights aren’t ‘supporting’ Israel
After previously claiming that the UK has "provided surveillance support to Israel", a Minister has now said that UK surveillance aircraft are "not flying in support of Israel".
