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AAF receives first Cessna training jets
The Afghan Air Force (AAF) has received the first three Cessna 182 Turbo jets, which will be used as initial…
21 Sep
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Boeing and AAR to support RNLAF rotorcraft operations
Boeing has signed a letter of intent with AAR Aircraft Component Services to support Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF) rotorcraft…
21 Sep
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IAF to acquire indigenous Saras aircraft
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is planning to acquire 15 indigenous Saras aircraft from National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) to train…
21 Sep
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US to upgrade Taiwanese F-16 aircraft
The US has agreed to upgrade Taiwan’s existing fleet of F-16 A/B fighter jets, instead of selling new planes. According…
21 Sep
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IAF to operate Heron UAV this year
The Israeli Air Force (IAF) will begin operating the Heron TP unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) by the end of 2011….
20 Sep
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Belarus likely to receive Russian Su-30K fighter jets
The Belarusian Air Force is likely to receive 18 outdated Russian Su-30K fighter jets, which were used by the Indian…
20 Sep
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ATK supports USAF GPS III programme
ATK has delivered the first two A2100 composite satellite structures and the first ship set of propellant tanks to Lockheed…
20 Sep
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USAF F-22 fleet to resume flight operations
The US Air Force’s (USAF) advanced stealth fighter jet, F-22 Raptor, will soon resume operations after being grounded for four…
20 Sep
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Locked and loaded – the ethics of armed drones
Combat unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or drone technology enables aircraft to be controlled remotely and launch missile or bomb attacks…
20 Sep
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Russia to deploy air defence systems during Union Shield 2011
Russia will deploy the advanced S-400 and Pantsir-S air defence systems during the Union Shield 2011 exercise with Belarus this…
19 Sep
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