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Largest Air Force in the World Pushes for 100 New Fighters a Year to Stay Competitive

National Guard generals urge Congress to fund 72 to 100 new F-35A and F-15EX fighter jets annually to modernize the agin...

COMAC C919 Certification Advances with EASA’s Ongoing Shanghai Tests

EASA ramps up C919 certification tests in Shanghai, backed by 4 million passengers, 4,300 flights, and extensive airline...

US C-130 Hercules Targeted in Violent Attack at Shannon Airport

At Shannon Airport (SNN), a United States Air Force (USAF) C-130 Hercules aircraft suffered significant structural damag...

UK Unlocks £686 Million Bridge Funding for New GCAP Fighter Program

The United Kingdom (UK), Italy, and Japan have taken a key step to stabilize the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), sig...

US Wargame Warns Current Air Force Mix Cannot Defeat China’s Taiwan Invasion by 2035

A USAF wargame finds current modernization plans insufficient to defeat a Chinese Taiwan invasion by 2035. F-47 and B-21...

US Blocks Direct F-35 Talks With This Asian Country

The United States remains cautious about discussions surrounding the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet for India, with Lockh...

Inside Airbus’ Freighter Lab: 1,300 Wires, 180 Litres of Water, and Zero Margin for Error

Airbus A350F ground testing underway in Toulouse, covering new cargo systems, max payload tests, and EASA certification ...

US Air Force Opens FY2026 Aviation Bonus Applications at Up to $50,000 Per Year

The U.S. Air Force has opened applications for its Fiscal Year 2026 Aviation Bonus (AvB) program, giving eligible active...

Boeing Opens New 737 MAX Production Line at Largest Factory in the World

Boeing opens its fourth 737 MAX production line in Everett this summer, targeting rates above 47 aircraft per month with...

FAA Clears Mammoth 777‑200LRMF, China MRO Talks Underway

Mammoth Freighters has achieved Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification for its Boeing 777‑200LRMF (Long Ran...

American Airlines Passenger Says Attendant Confiscated Wife’s Business Class Meal and Throws it

American Airlines Crew Push Back Against Seatback Screens Despite Surprising Benefits

Delta Air Lines Sued After Passenger Claims Seatbelt Failed During New York JFK Landing

American Airlines Passenger Says Attendant Confiscated Wife’s Business Class Meal and Throws it

American Airlines Crew Push Back Against Seatback Screens Despite Surprising Benefits

Delta Air Lines Sued After Passenger Claims Seatbelt Failed During New York JFK Landing