Boeing continues drone swarm flight trials in the UK
This is the second round of successful live flight trials completed at Llanbedr in Wales and paves the way for a sovereign, highly autonomous capability to meet future UK defence requirements.
Aircraft draws womans body in sky over Scotland
In a unique display, a private aircraft has drawn the shape of a woman's body over Scotland.
Sweden in first NATO surveillance flights over Atlantic
After years of close cooperation as a NATO Partner, Sweden is now fully integrated and interoperable within NATO's air and space power activities.
NATO forces ‘demonstrate unity’ in German arctic exercise
More than 80 Allied aircraft and over 500 personnel are currently participating in German-led exercise Arctic Defender.
British Typhoon squadron declared ‘Multi-Role Combat’ ready
IX (B) Squadron from RAF Lossiemouth has been officially certified as a Multi-Role Combat Ready Squadron while deployed on NATO operations in the Black Sea region.
Finnish and Romanian air forces conduct joint training
Finnish and Romanian fighter aircraft conducted joint flying training missions with a Romanian C-130 transport aircraft along the Black Sea.
Scottish RAF base completes £350m upgrade
RAF Lossiemouth's six-year, £350 million upgrade now supports additional Typhoons, P-8A Poseidons, and a U.S. Navy detachment.
Design review for new F-35 engine upgrades passed
This upgrade aims to enhance F135 engine durability and performance, fully supporting the Block 4 capabilities for all three variants of the F-35 globally.
NATO’s eyes in the sky – The RQ-4D Phoenix
Northrop Grumman's uncrewed RQ-4D Phoenix aircraft has been enhancing NATO's surveillance capabilities since it began operations in February 2021.
Croatia triples Black Hawk helicopter fleet
Croatia has officially purchased eight additional Sikorsky-built UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters through the U.S. government's Foreign Military Sale programme.
