France plans to station Rafale F5 fighter jets armed with ASN4G hypersonic nuclear cruise missiles at Luxeuil Air Base near the German border, expanding its nuclear deterrence program. President Emmanuel Macron made the announcement during a visit to the airbase, outlining a $1
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has signed a $64 million contract with Indonesia for the airframe life extension of KT-1B basic trainers used by the Indonesian Air Force. The project will extend the operational life of the aircraft by reinforcing the fuselage and wings, increasing their lifespan by approximately 150%
Chinas Chengdu Aircraft Corporation (CAC) has reportedly conducted the second known test flight of its ‘J-36 stealth aircraft, a tailless, trijet design that remains under evaluation. The aircraft was seen flying over Chengdu with landing gear retracted, marking a progression from its initial sighting on Dec
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for European nations to reduce their dependence on U.S
Canada is the latest U.S
A Chinese J-15 fighter jet from the People's Liberation Army Navy crashed during a training session on March 15. The incident occurred around 13:30 near Jialai Town, Lingao County, Hainan Province
Su-35 fighter jets painted in Algerian Air Force colors were recently spotted, with reports suggesting they originate from a canceled Egyptian order. The Algerian Air Force recently conducted its first operational training flight with Su-35s from Oum Bouaghi Air Base
Portugal is reconsidering its plan to buy F-35 jets from the U.S
The Korean Air Force has dismissed two senior officials for failing to enforce safety protocols after two KF-16 fighter jets accidentally dropped bombs on a village in Pocheon, Gyeonggi, injuring 38 people last week. The Air Force said Tuesday that a colonel and a lieutenant colonel from the unit involved in the incident were removed for "material delinquency of duties" and inadequate oversight during the live-fire drill
Germany may refuse to purchase American F-35 fighter jets over the so-called ‘emergency switch that Washington can use to de-activate the aircraft if the client state refuses to follow Washingtons end-user conditions. Instead, Germany is being urged by Airbus to consider the Eurofighter Typhoon Tranche 5 which has many advanced features that fifth generation aircraft have