The Sukhoi Su-34 was supposed to change the Russian air force. The twin-engine, twin-seat, supersonic fighter-bomber—a highly-evolved variant of the Su-27 air-superiority fighter—promised to usher in a new era of high-tech, precision bombing.

Instead, the Su-34s have flown into Ukraine lugging th…

On March 31, a NATO Baltic Air Policing Mission hand over / take over ceremony will take place at the Lithuanian Air Force Base at Šiauliai. Having safeguarded the Baltic airspace for four and two months, the Polish Air Force Detachment and the Danish Air Force Detachment, respectively, will transfe…

The third and fourth Eurofighter Typhoons for the Air Force of Kuwait landed yesterday in country in the framework of a wider order for a total of 28 aircraft that will be delivered to the Kuwait Air Force.

The ferry flight for the new Kuwaiti Eurofighters was made possible thanks to the Italian …

Norway has donated a further 2,000 anti-tank weapons (M72) to Ukraine. This is in addition to protective equipment and about 2000 armored weapons that were sent to Ukraine earlier.

The weapons have been donated to Ukraine to help them defend themselves against Russia’s invasion.

“Ukraine has s…

The PGZ-PILICA consortium provided the 35th Air Defense Missile Squadron with the first serial set of the Pilica Anti-Aircraft Missile and Artillery System. The supply of a very short-range air defense component is another strengthening of the potential of the Polish Armed Forces by the domestic ind…

TULLAHOMA, Tenn. — The U.S. Air Force and GE on March 25th initiated Phase 2 testing of GE’s second XA100 adaptive cycle engine at the Air Force’s Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC). This milestone marks the first test of an Adaptive Engine Transition Program (AETP) engine at AEDC.

“…