UK orders full scale F-35 engine mockup training device
As part of support sustainment activities for the United Kingdom’s F-35 initial operational capability, training aids continue to be ordered.
Sentinel surveillance aircraft to be retained to 2021
A question asked and answered today in Parliament would seem to indicate that the Sentinel fleet will be retained until at least 2021.
RAF and civilian emergency services fly together in first for RAF Benson
In a first for RAF Benson and Oxfordshire, a mixed formation of civilian and military helicopters took to the skies today.
Islamic State armoured vehicles hunted down by Typhoon and Tornado jets
Tornado and Typhoon aircraft destroyed armoured trucks near Raqqa and attacked eight additional targets targets in Mosul.
F-35B jets arrive at Nellis Air Force Base for Exercise Red Flag
F-35B jets with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 211 'Wake Island Avengers', 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, have arrived for Exercise Red Flag.
British armed forces cut 37% of unmanned aircraft systems in one year
British armed forces now operate 37% fewer unmanned aircraft systems than last year.
Australia to upgrade E-7A Wedgetail airborne early warning and control aircraft
The E-7A Wedgetail upgrade consists of "new and more advanced combat identification sensors, tactical data links, and communication and encryption systems".
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New F-35 squadron named, 207 Squadron to become OCU
No. 207 Squadron Royal Air Force, a former bomber, communications and then trainer squadron, is to stand up as the F-35 OCU squadron it...
Embraer deliver first Phenom 100 for UK Military Flying Training programme
Embraer has delivered the first Phenom 100 jet to Affinity Flight Training Services.
Indian carrier aircraft ‘riddled with problems’
The MiG-29K, the backbone of Indian carrier aviation, is "riddled with problems" due to defects in the airframes, engines and fly-by-wire systems.
