American A-10 ‘Tank Busters’ arrive in Scotland
A number of A-10C Thunderbolt II attack aircraft have arrived at Glasgow Prestwick Airport in Scotland, with more to land tomorrow.
Boeing kickstarts B-52 radar modernisation
Boeing has taken the first step in a major initiative to enhance the radar capabilities of the U.S. Air Force's B-52 aircraft.
British Typhoons safeguard NATO’s Eastern border
Typhoon fighter jets have recently returned to Estonia, patrolling the airspace on NATO's Eastern border.
Britain and NATO allies showcase precision strike capability
The main focus of the exercise was practising strikes on naval targets with heavy machine guns and missiles.
The next 18 months of Royal Air Force procurement
Recently, the Royal Air Force (RAF) released an extensive list of potential procurement activities for the upcoming 18 months, all carrying considerable value.
Wildcat helicopters open fire in Scotland
Soldiers from 1 Regiment Army Air Corps (1 AAC) recently concluded a comprehensive weapon system training exercise in North-East Scotland, reinforcing the operational capabilities of the Wildcat AH1 helicopter.
American bombers arrive in Britain
American B-1B Lancers recently landed at RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom.
British Typhoon jets unleash fury on terrorists in Iraq
Typhoon jets dropped seven Paveway IV guided bombs as part of what the Royal Air Force have called "successful precision strikes".
Key strategic lessons from Ukraine for British air power
Dave Doogan MP contrasted the unchallenged exercise of air power in recent decades with the ongoing situation in Ukraine.
Defence tight-lipped over aircraft reduction reversal
During the Defence Committee's oral evidence session on Aviation Procurement on 17th May 2023, questions were raised regarding significant aircraft number reductions and medium-lift helicopter procurement.
