Military Aviation

The electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) manufacturer has now committed a total of four aircraft to U.S. Department of Defense sites.

For a year during World War II, the twin-engine, piston-powered airplane flew both with a pilot aboard—and without.

Textron Aviation was awarded a contract for the special-mission versions of the popular turboprop through the U.S. Army.

The Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps had grounded their fleets amid an investigation into the cause of a fatal crash off the coast of Japan.

The Persian Gulf island country is the first Gulf Cooperation Council member to operate the jets, Lockheed Martin said.

A date has reportedly been set for the Nordic country to officially join the alliance.

The Air Force Research Laboratory-funded drone project aims to cut costs by building several aircraft variants from a common core chassis.

The $54.3 million refurbishment of the Soviet-era airbase is meant to strengthen the alliance’s presence in the Western Balkans.

The United Nations says at least 576,000 civilians are close to famine in the war-torn area.

The U.S. Navy award includes 14 P-8s for the Royal Canadian Air Force and three for the German Navy.