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Air Force News
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Air Power
November 2019
DUBAI AIR SHOW NEWS: F-35 Makes Dubai Air Show Debut
By Connie LeeDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — One of the Air Force’s most talked-about fighter jets made its Dubai Air Show debut this week. -
Air Power
November 2019
DUBAI AIR SHOW NEWS: Israel Still Considering Boeing F-15IA Purchase
By Connie LeeDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Boeing is still in talks with Israel on a potential F-15IA buy, according to a company official. -
Air Power
November 2019
DUBAI AIR SHOW NEWS: T-7A Red Hawk May Move Beyond Training Purposes for International Customers
By Connie LeeBoeing has been talking to overseas customers about using its T-7 Red Hawk training aircraft for different purposes, a company official said Nov. 18. -
Army News
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Air Power
October 2019
AUSA NEWS: Sikorsky-Boeing’s Defiant Flying Again After 'Bearing Creep' Issue
The Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant — a next-generation helicopter being developed under the Army’s joint multi-role tech demonstrator program — is back in the air after running into technical issues earlier this year, officials said Oct. 15. -
Army News
October 2019
Army’s Future Attack Recon Aircraft Gains Momentum (UPDATED)
The Army is accelerating efforts to develop and field a new scout helicopter as part of its future vertical lift modernization priority. -
Army News
October 2019
JUST IN: Bell, Collins Aerospace Unveil New Scout Helicopter Design
A Bell-Collins Aerospace Systems industry team unveiled the design for its Bell 360 Invictus aircraft, which it plans to submit for the Pentagon's future attack reconnaissance aircraft program. -
Budget
June 2019
Future of Army Aviation Funding Remains Murky
By Jon HarperThe Army has ambitious plans to acquire next-generation aircraft as it gears up for great power competition. But uncertainty about future vertical lift programs and other modernization efforts leaves an unclear picture of what lies ahead, analysts say. -
Air Force News
April 2019
JUST IN: Air Force Still Inspecting B-1 Bombers Amid Safety Concerns
By Connie LeeThe Air Force is inspecting its B-1 bombers due to safety concerns associated with its drogue chute system, the head of Air Force Global Strike Command said April 17.
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