Category: Aviation

If there was one plane that became a “pilot’s favorite” during the Second World War, the A-20 Havoc made it to the top of the list.

A new B-21 Raider heavy bomber is now being built at Northrop Grumman’s Air Force Plant 41 located in Palmdale, California as confirmed by Air Force Maj. Gen. Jason R. Armagost.

The US and the UK have signed an agreement that enables the two countries to evaluate the possibility of cooperation on future vertical lift programs.

US F-22 fighter jets had arrived in the United Arab Emirates during the weekend in fulfillment of Washington’s promises to the country that it would stand with them in the fight against Houthis.

The Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron (HMH) 461 has been redesignated as the first to use the world’s most powerful helicopter, the CH-53K Super Stallion.

Meet the A-12, the spy plane that stood in the shadow of its younger brother, the legendary SR-71 Blackbird.

Air Force training ranges in Arizona will offer better training to pilots soon. Environmental studies are in work to determine the impact of updating flight restrictions in the area.

F-35 logistics system has now completed the first phase of replacing ALIS with ODIN, a more user-friendly and cost-efficient system.

Chinese rocket scientist has defected to the US with the help of the UK, spilling top secret information about China’s hypersonic weapons.

Northrop Grumman and the USAF have signed a contract to update the aging defensive countermeasures system giving B-1Bs new eyes in the backs of their heads.

“So many people have dreams and they never follow through on them.” so Lawn Chair Larry followed his dream and flew with his weather balloons.

An Israeli airstrike in the Syrian port of Latakia during the early hours of Tuesday morning hit the port’s container facility in the second attack on the port this month. “At around 3:21 am [0121 GMT], the Israeli enemy carried out an aerial aggression with several missiles from the direction of the Mediterranean … targeting […]