Black Hawk Reinvented: New Armed Kits Turn Iconic Helicopter into War Machine
Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, has introduced new Armed Black Hawk helicopter kits designed to expand the operational envelope of […]
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Largest Air Force in the World Pushes for 100 New Fighters a Year to Stay Competitive
In a rare and coordinated move, adjutants general from 22 U.S. states have jointly urged Congress to dramatically scale up
US C-130 Hercules Targeted in Violent Attack at Shannon Airport
A United States Air Force (USAF) Lockheed C-130 Hercules sustained “extensive damage” after an individual armed with a hatchet breached
UK Unlocks £686 Million Bridge Funding for New GCAP Fighter Program
The United Kingdom (UK), Italy, and Japan have taken a significant step to stabilise the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP)
US Air Force Awards $30 Million Contract for Mass Production of Small Jet Engines for Drones
The United States Air Force (USAF) , which is eyeing new, affordable attack missiles, has awarded a $29.7 million contract
US Air Force Opens FY2026 Aviation Bonus Applications at Up to $50,000 Per Year
The U.S. Air Force which is looking for new affordable missiles following depletion in US’ war with Iran, has opened
Most Advanced Swing-Role Fighter Jet in the World to Get New Low-Cost Counter Drone Solution
BAE Systems has successfully conducted a trial of a low‑cost precision weapon from a Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft, a development
YFQ-42A CCA Crash: General Atomics Pauses Autonomous Wingman Test Program After Crash in California
A prototype of the General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA‑ASI) YFQ‑42A Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) crashed shortly after takeoff from
India’s Rafale Deal Under Fire as Software Access Limits Spark Sovereignty Fears
India’s Rafale fighter acquisition—once seen as a cornerstone of its airpower modernization—is now facing renewed scrutiny over a less visible
Canada’s Fighter Jet Shift: GCAP Sixth-Gen Program Gains Attention Amid F-35 Review
Canada is actively assessing participation in the UK–Japan–Italy-led Global Combat Air Program-me (GCAP) while reviewing its long-standing procurement of Lockheed