Ryan Finnerty

Canada will add a second base to host air-to-air refuelling aircraft as part of the country's ongoing acquisition of nine Airbus A330-based Multi-Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) jets.

Boeing's secretive Phantom Works division has a new boss. The struggling airframer confirms to FlightGlobal it has hired former Northrop

The new Stand-in Attack Weapon is being positioned as a successor to Northrop's AGM-88G Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile Extended Range, purpose built for the Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighter to hunt and destroy critical air defence assets.

Boeing B-52H heavy bombers with the US Air Force are currently on rotational duty in the UK for one of the Pentagon's regular bomber task force missions, training with European members of the NATO alliance.

China has unveiled a new class of heavy uncrewed aerial vehicle being described as a “swarm carrier”.

The US Air Force will press ahead with plans to retire its venerable fleet of Fairchild Republic A-10C ground attack jets in 2025, including the withdrawal of a forward stationed squadron from South Korea.

Aircraft manufacturer Textron Aviation has turned over the first of two aeromedical evacuation turboprops to the Peruvian air force (FAP), which has already put the aircraft into active use.

Engine maker GE Aerospace says it has successfully demonstrated an experimental concept design for a hybrid-electric turboshaft propulsion system.

US defence technology provider Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) has completed the first flight of its contractor-owned/contractor-operated (COCO) surveillance jet Athena.

In a major evaluation of what the Pentagon has positioned as the future of air combat, Lockheed Martin's secretive Skunk Works unit has simulated