RAF taking part in colossal NATO air exercise in Germany
The primary objective of the creatively named 'Exercise Air Defender' was to evaluate NATO's collective aerial response capabilities in the event of an attack on a member state.
New British fighter jet undergoes ejection seat testing
As part of the ongoing development of the UK's next-generation supersonic stealth combat aircraft, Tempest, engineers have recently conducted high-speed ejection seat trials.
Engine testing underway for new British ‘Tempest’ fighter jet
The image shows the Rolls-Royce Tempest engine 'TDV3/1' undergoing intake Integration testing in the TP141 testbed in Filton, Bristol
British industry unveils tech for new fighter jet
Engineers from major UK companies have teamed up to develop cutting-edge technologies for a new generation flying combat air demonstrator, which is expected to take to the skies within the next four years.
Britten-Norman moves aircraft production back to UK
Aircraft manufacturer Britten-Norman has announced a shift of aircraft production from Eastern Europe back to its historic home in Bembridge, Isle of Wight.
UK universities allegedly helped Iran develop drone tech
Leading institutions like the University of Cambridge, Imperial College London, the University of Glasgow, Cranfield, and Northumbria Universities were among those allegedly involved.
When and where for the final RAF Hercules flypast
The Royal Air Force is bidding farewell to Hercules with a flypast on the 14th of June spanning the entire United Kingdom - here's when and where you can watch.
Typhoons and Poseidon monitor Russian ships near UK
The aircraft, including Typhoons and P-8A Poseidon aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth, operated in coordination with Type 45 Destroyer HMS Defender.
Rolls-Royce secures £500m Typhoon engine support deal
The contract is set to span six years, from 1st January 2024 to 31st December 2029, and holds an estimated value of £500 million.
RAF shadow Russian jets over Baltic twice in 24 hours
Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters stationed in Estonia were dispatched twice within a 24-hour time frame to monitor Russian aircraft flying over the Baltic Sea.
