RAF to go ahead with nuclear-capable F-35A despite concerns about stealth, says CDS
Chief of the Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton briefs MPs on plans to acquire 27 more F-35s - including 12 A variants
Chief of the Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton briefs MPs on plans to acquire 27 more F-35s - including 12 A variants
It is the first time a Nato country has directly engaged Russian assets in its airspace since the Ukraine war began in 2022
BFBS Forces News has investigated the crash, the inquiries after the crash and what the families of the victims are doing now
Political thriller Hostage ramps up the tension with a scene showing an AH-64 being used in rather a different way than originally designed
P-8s have to be ready to protect the UK by patrolling the seas and detecting hostile submarines, but doing this requires planning and effort
The USAF Lightning II became uncontrollable following the incident in Alaska, crashing into the ground as the pilot was forced to eject
Mount Pleasant Airfield is exposed to some challenging snowy and icy conditions, where wind chill can make it feel as cold as -15°
Despite seeing extensive use in the second half of WW2, not a single intact Barracuda remains, but work is underway to rebuild one example
Op Chessman saw RAF Typhoons operate alongside Polish and Swedish jets to help safeguard the airspace over Poland and the broader Baltic
Squadron Leader Mark Sugden, who is handing over the reins of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, told BFBS Forces News he loves the ...
It is the second F-35B that has been forced to make an emergency landing after a jet was diverted to a civilian airport in India in June
The RAF's aerobatic display team painted the skies red, white and blue at the events, midway through the 2025 flying season
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