NATO drones log hundreds of hours monitoring Russia
The remotely piloted RQ-4D aircraft have been capturing a vast array of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) data, crucial for the defence and deterrence activities of NATO's 31 member countries.
RAF conducts torpedo training off Scottish coast
The aircraft, a P-8A Poseidon crewed by 120 Squadron, dropped a recoverable inert torpedo, referred to as 'REXTORP,' into the Moray Firth.
ScotRail boosts capacity for International Ayr Show weekend
In anticipation of the upcoming International Ayr Show – Festival of Flight, ScotRail has announced plans to add extra carriages to trains travelling between Glasgow Central and Ayr.
British maritime patrol aircraft keep eye on Russian vessels
The aircraft flew continuous sorties, with the fleet operating "24 hours a day for multiple days".
RAF conducts first F-35B forward refuelling trial
Using a deployable fuel system, the trial aimed to prepare the Lightning Force for deployments in remote areas lacking permanent fuel infrastructure.
RAF and Royal Jordanian Air Force strengthen ties
Conducting low-level flying training over the Wadi Rum desert, the pilots flew alongside their counterparts from the Royal Jordanian Air Force.
New Sikorsky S-92A helis boost capability for Falklands
Two modern Sikorsky S-92A helicopters have been delivered to Mount Pleasant, the central hub for the British Forces South Atlantic Islands (BFSAI).
U.S. Army awards Airbus $27.8m for helicopter tech upgrades
The U.S. Army has granted a $27.8 million contract to Airbus to modernise helicopters used by the Army National Guard's Security & Support Battalion.
RAF instructors train on Protector simulators in U.S.
The course is designed to prepare RAF crews for operating the UK's upcoming Protector RG Mk1 aircraft.
BAE secures $91.5m contract for US Navy Air Traffic Control
The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $91.5 million contract to support its air traffic control and landing systems (ATCALS).
