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GCAP Excalibur Testbed Breaks Cover with New Fighter-Style Nose
The Boeing 757 Excalibur Flight Test Aircraft began its latest series of test flights last week sporting a brand new radome grafted onto its nose, along with new fuselage fairings.
The Boeing 757-200, formerly a passenger aircraft for a…
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U.S. Air Force Integrates Open-Architecture for Mission Autonomy on CCAs
Mission autonomy software by Collins and Shield AI was integrated on the YFQ-42 and YFQ-44 CCAs by using the government-owned A-GRA architecture.
The U.S. Air Force has reached a new milestone in its Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA)…
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USS Gerald R. Ford Ordered to the Middle East After Eight Months Already at Sea
The U.S. Navy’s newest supercarrier is heading back towards the Middle East having already been recalled across the Atlantic to station off Venezuela.
Already in its eighth month at sea, this new assignment – which will require the third…
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Italy Evaluating F-35 Highway Operations To Boost Fleet Survivability
Speaking at a geopolitics and aerospace conference in Rome, the Commander of the Italian Air Force’s Operational Forces said the service is evaluating the possibility of operating F-35s from highway strips if conventional airfields are…
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U.S. Air Force Moving to Replenish GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator Inventory
U.S. Air Force acquisition documents show that Boeing is being contracted to replenish the inventory of GBU-57’s expended during Operation Midnight Hammer.
The U.S. Air Force is requesting the approval to award Boeing a sole-source…
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L3Harris Pitches Red Wolf and OA-1K Skyraider II Integration for Standoff Strike Capability
The integration of the Red Wolf missile opens up a host of possibilities for the Skyraider II, as the USAF figures out its future in a high-intensity conventional war.
L3Harris announced on Feb. 9, 2026, the integration of the Red Wolf…
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Reports Suggest F-35s Are Being Delivered Without Radar Amid APG-85 Delays
According to reports, U.S. F-35 might have been delivered since June 2025 with a ballast in place of the new APG-85 radar which has been suffering from delays.
Recent reports indicate that a number of newly delivered F-35 Lightning II…
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Menzies Aviation secures 15‑year ground handling license at Kempegowda International Airport…
Menzies Aviation, the leading service partner to the world’s airports and airlines, has been awarded a 15-year license to provide ground handling services at Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (BLR Airport), one of India’s…
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Algeria’s First Su-57E Reportedly Captured in Flight
A grainy video captured in Algeria appears to show an Su-57 flying overhead, following unconfirmed reports about the country becoming the type’s first export customer, while Russia recently received new upgraded jets.
Visuals emerged on…
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F-35As Depart for Middle East After Lakenheath Stopover
Six F-35A Lightning IIs from the Vermont ANG, previously forward deployed to Puerto Rico, have departed RAF Lakenheath on their way to the Middle East.
The six jets are part of a total of 12 F-35As from the Vermont unit that have been…
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