Largest Air Force in the World to Open 12 New AI Data Centers in AlaskaÂ
The U.S. Department of the Air Force, which lost its A-10 and F-15 in the recent conflict in Iran, has […]
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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
American Airlines Removes Boarded Passenger After Check-In System Error
An American Airlines (AA) passenger was removed from a boarded aircraft at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and rebooked on
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
Boeing Opens New 737 MAX Production Line at Largest Factory in the World
Boeing (BA) will open a fourth 737 MAX production line at its Everett facility (PAE) in mid-2026, marking the first
Delta Doubles Down on Europe, Extends Flights to These 3 Cities
Delta Air Lines (DL) is extending three of its European non-stop routes beyond the summer 2026 schedule, keeping flights to
Pentagon Orders 38 F-35 Jets for US Air Force Amid Budget Pressure and Modernization Challenges
The U.S. Department of Defense has submitted its fiscal year 2027 budget request, seeking funding for 85 F-35 Lightning II
Southwest Airlines Faces $304,272 FAA Penalty for Drug and Alcohol Testing Lapses
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has proposed a $304,272 civil penalty against Southwest Airlines (WN), alleging systemic non-compliance with federally
U.S. Fighter Jet A-10 Hit in Iran: Hours After F‑15E Shot Down
A United States Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II crashed near the strategically vital waterway during a high-risk operation to locate