Military Aviation

The RAF’s Red Arrows plan to resume their journey home this week after missing three U.K. events.

Proposal would allow qualifying trainees at civilian flight schools to rely on their military flight physicals.

A modified F-16 used infrared sensor data to guide itself into intercept positions against a T-38.

The Air Force is ending the jet’s training role as mobility-track students move to a simulator-based course.

Flights continued at Reagan National during the presidential helicopter’s departure from Washington.

The first Ohio-built Fury has left Anduril’s production line as General Atomics begins manufacturing its competing FQ-42A.

The Navy’s carrier delivery aircraft completed its final in-service flight after joining the Blue Angels over Pensacola.

Basic Warfighting Skills phase now includes instructor-free flights extending 50 to 100 nautical miles from Shell Army Heliport.

The undisclosed Middle Eastern customer will receive two business-jet-based surveillance aircraft in 2030.

The June 25 flight paired developmental and operational test personnel at Edwards Air Force Base.