WATCH: F-35B stealth jets arriving in the UK for first time

Three F-35B fighter aircraft, one British and two from the US Marine Corps have landed in the UK for the very first time.

Queen Elizabeth carriers to get F-35 flypast

The two Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers currently in build in Rosyth are to get a flypast from F-35 aircraft on Friday.

WATCH: F-35B First Transatlantic Flight – Aerial Refuelling

Video of three F-35Bs aircraft making the types first transatlantic flight.

Royal Air Force build new ties with Hungary for C-17 training

The UK Ambassador to Hungary has praised strong ties between the UK and Hungary, following deployment of a C-17 to the country for night flying training.

IN PICTURES: Typhoons escort F-35 into British airspace

The following gallery of images is from an historic event in UK aviation history as the F-35 arrives in the UK for the first time, escorted by Typhoons.

British F-35 lands in UK after crossing Atlantic Ocean

Three British and American F-35 combat aircraft have landed in the UK following a successful Trans-Atlantic crossing.

British F-35 heads for the United Kingdom

Tanker problems had delayed the deployment of British and American F-35 aircraft to the UK by two days, the aircraft are now understood to be on their way.

Ministerial transport aircraft to be delivered in July

The refitted Voyager transport aircraft will be tasked with flying senior ministers to global events and summits. The Voyager aircraft has been refitted at a...

WATCH: Meet the British pilot bringing the F-35B to the UK

The F-35B Lightning is coming to the UK for the first time this summer and Squadron Leader Hugh Nichols is the RAF pilot who will be bringing it here.

F-35s pound F-15s in mock dogfights

It has been revealed that F-15s were unable to shoot down F-35s in multiple dogfights during a deployment exercise.

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