Raf Typhoon returns home
After 6 months and 1 day supporting the UK mission over Libya as part of Operation Ellamy RAF Typhoons have left Gioia del Colle in Italy and returned home to RAF Coningsby in Linc.
F-16 escorts US Flight
F-16 Falcon fighter jets escorted two U.S. domestic flights after crews reported passengers behaved suspiciously on board, U.S. media said on Monday. Law enforcement authorities i.
Travolta joins Bombardier
Bombardier today welcomed John Travolta as a brand ambassador for its Learjet, Challenger and Global jets. Recognized worldwide as an accomplished actor and film producer, John Tra.
Terrible crash at the Reno Air Race
The World War II-era plane that plummeted into an air-race crowd like a missile bore little resemblance to its original self. It was rebuilt for speed, if not for stability. The 6.
All Mig 31 are grounded
A Russian Mikoyan MiG-31 fighter jet crashed in the Urals on Tuesday, killing both pilots, officials say. The jet exploded in a fireball minutes after taking off from a military ai.
Nasa selects Virgin Galactic
Virgin Galactic, the world’s first commercial spacecraft, owned by Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group and Aabar Investments PJS, has been selected by NASA to provide flight opp.
India has crashed 6.7 jet fighters the last 6 years
The Indian air force has lost 46 fighter jets in crashes in the last six years (that’s 6.7 jet fighters in the last six years on average), and has initiated several programme.
Are windfarms dangerous for pilots?
The latest hazard to safe helicopter and small plane flight in the United States comes in the form of wind farms. These collections of modern-day windmills, seen as an environmenta.
Fly the L39 Albatros jet fighter in Paris
Fly the L39 Albatros fighter jet in Paris. The L39 Albatros is a jet that will deliver all the sensations of a fighter pilot as it is used for training in many air forces around th.
The evolution of jet fighters
It is incredible, but thinking of it, modern jet fighters are extremely new. The first jet fighter dates back from the 40s, it was the Messerchmitt Me262, truly operational in 1944.