
King presents Standard to 42 (Torpedo Bomber) Squadron at RAF Lossiemouth
King Charles spoke of squadron's history of distinction as he presented the Standard showing the unit's battle honours, heritage and ...
King Charles spoke of squadron's history of distinction as he presented the Standard showing the unit's battle honours, heritage and ...
The TU-2S, a two-seater variant of the original 1955 U-2 spy plane, was aloft for longer and flew further than ever before
The aircraft belonged to Strike Fighter Squadron VFA-125, known as the Rough Raiders, which trains US Navy pilots and aircrew
The Spanish Air and Space Force reiterated that safety is the main concern at air shows after releasing an explanation of the incident
Operation Chessman also saw the II (AC) Squadron jets conduct training sorties with 13 Nato partners, flying more than 460 hours
The Lightning has successfully rejoined 617 Squadron on board the Royal Navy flagship after finally taking off from Kerala following repairs
A Memorandum of Understanding signed in Istanbul could lead to the UK's first Typhoon export deal since 2017
France had sent an unverified number of Mirage 2000 fighter jets to Ukraine to help protect Ukrainian airspace from Moscow's attacks
It is the first loss of a Mirage fighter jet since Kyiv began receiving the aircraft in February this year
The civilian aircraft was not in contact with air traffic control when it crossed paths with two fast jets
The newly repaired Lightning is expected to resume normal duties with Carrier Strike Group 25 after being absent for the past five weeks
The Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire is one of the biggest in the world with the latest tech on show to the ...
An ex-RAF officer has been testing a system called Centaur, which has already been used for real on a Saab Gripen
The supersonic demonstrator will test technologies for the UK-Japan-Italy fighter programme, with test pilots already flying it in ...
99 Squadron, based at RAF Brize Norton, has completed a strategic airlift to aid Carrier Strike Group 25
Germany had planned to clear the skies for invasion – but letters from the Luftwaffe's own aircrews show they doubted they could do it