Flying home for Christmas: F-35s back at Marham after leaving Carrier Strike Group
While aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales continues to make her way back to the UK, some of her Lightnings are already there
While aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales continues to make her way back to the UK, some of her Lightnings are already there
Defence Minister Luke Pollard confirms the UK won't have all 48 jets it should have received by the end of the year
Troops from the Army Air Corps and Royal Artillery have been going up against one another on Exercise Pinion Titan
The US Army National Guard soldier managed to not only control the helicopter remotely, but plan and execute a real-world mission too
BAE Systems, Boeing and Saab hope the T-7A Red Hawk will end up being the Royal Air Force's new fast jet trainer
The Ukrainian president and his French counterpart sign a decade-long deal to bolster Kyiv's air defences
Poseidons and Typhoons have been operating away from their home base of Lossiemouth to test their flexibility on Exercise Soaring Eagle
This latest change means that Nato will be in control of a carrier strike group, including HMS Prince of Wales, for the first time
The multi-role stealth fighters have been conducting exercises that span from the Mediterranean to the Indo-Pacific
Conservative MP Andrew Snowden and Labour MP Andy MacNae say more purchases would boost British jobs – as well as the Royal Air Force
The fully autonomous X-BAT can fly more than 2,000 nautical miles and even engage in dogfights
The latest phase of Operation Highmast saw F-35B Lightning jets drop Paveway IV Bombs
The RAF helicopters supported the republic in July by dropping 450 tonnes of water onto the biggest wildfire in half a century
The committee report highlighted that the MOD's decision-making affected the F-35's capability, flight availability, and value for money
Belgian defence minister Theo Francken rubbishes media criticism of the deal to buy the jet, which will serve Nato just like the F-16
A Lords committee heard UK fields fewer jets and flies them less than partners, weakening UK leverage in the multinational programme