US Special Ops gets new OA-1K Skyraider II strike aircraft
The Skyraider II is based on the rugged AT-802 airframe and has been adapted for roles including close air support, precision strike, and armed intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.
Britain and US test engine for new hypersonic cruise missile
The UK has announced a milestone in the development of hypersonic weapons, following a large-scale propulsion test carried out in partnership with the United States.
MoD aiming to extend Boeing synthetic air training contract
The Ministry of Defence has extended a key training contract with Boeing Defence UK, awarding a £25 million deal to continue support for the Gladiator synthetic training environment.
UK listed in $18.8m US AMRAAM contract expansion
While the UK is among the nations listed, the announcement does not specify which countries will receive missiles under this particular $18.8 million tranche.
Can AERALIS reignite UK aerospace design with their trainer?
Unless a replacement for the Hawk is found quickly, the UK risks handing its world-famous aerobatic team an uncertain future—or even sending prospective fast-jet pilots abroad for training.
Canada’s ‘Air Base’ in Scotland – Glasgow Prestwick Airport
Quietly operating from the Scottish west coast, a growing Canadian military presence has transformed Prestwick into a key hub for transatlantic airlift, NATO logistics, and support to Ukraine.
Norway completes delivery of full F-35 fleet
Norway has become the first international partner nation to receive its full fleet of F-35A fighter jets.
Polish F-16s in Lithuania for NATO Air Policing mission
Polish F-16 fighter jets have deployed to Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania to take over NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission.
UK and Australia to build next-gen Modular Weapons Systems
Officials have likened the programmes to ‘concept cars’ for weapons technology—demonstrators designed to trial and refine future battlefield systems before transitioning to full-scale production.
RAF jets scrambled after aircraft loses contact with ATC
RAF Lossiemouth has confirmed that Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) Typhoons were launched earlier today after a civilian aircraft failed to respond to air traffic control.
