David Cenciotti is the Founder and Editor of “The Aviationist.” Based in Rome, Italy, he specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on security, law enforcement, and the implications of drones in modern warfare. His insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets such as Business Insider, The Aviationist, and RealClearDefense.
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David Cenciotti's articles predominantly focus on aviation and military topics, with an emphasis on government announcements, evolving stories, and press releases. He covers a variety of themes including government & politics, culture & society, sports, and entertainment news related to the aviation and military sectors.
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The first KC-46 “Gideon” tanker for the Israeli Air Force has been delivered less than one month after its first flight was announced.
By: David Cenciotti
An overnight attack on Russia's Taganrog airfield reportedly destroyed two Tu-142s including a rare “MR” radio relay variant used to communicate with ballistic missile submarines.
By: David Cenciotti
The battle-damaged Alaskan ANG KC-135R departed RAF Mildenhall on its way home from Operation Epic Fury, showing the massive temporary repairs performed to make the aircraft airworthy for the return flight.
By: David Cenciotti
The port-side horizontal stabilizer of one KC-135 clipped the starboard-side stabilizer of another tanker parked nearby.
By: David Cenciotti
The photos appear to show the B-21 Raider's outboard trailing-edge control surfaces deflected in opposite directions, suggesting a different speed-brake and drag-management arrangement than the B-2's familiar split rudders.
By: David Cenciotti
The bomb markings on the returning A-10 Thunderbolt II jets hint at the variety of weapons the Warthogs used against Iran, while the kill marks offer
By: David Cenciotti
The F-35 wearing the tail code “WW” will join Misawa's 35th Fighter Wing and fly the Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD) mission from Japan.
By: David Cenciotti
According to the most read Italian newspaper, the Italian Air Force Reaper remained at Ali Al Salem Air Base after Rome decided against relocating it to avoid any move that could be perceived as involvement in the war against Iran. The aircraft was destroyed there despite Italy not taking part in Operation Epic Fury.
On its maiden flight as Air Force One, the new VC-25B “Bridge” aircraft brought President Donald Trump to North Dakota.
By: David Cenciotti
Eleven 48th Fighter Wing Strike Eagles have returned home from the Iran air war sporting interesting nose art and bomb markings.
