On November 20th a U.S. military aircraft was reportedly intercepted while attempting to enter Pakistani airspace, although the nature of the interception remains uncertain with American sources having yet to comment. According to Pakistani media, Sources said a US army jet entered into Pakistani airspace without any permission in the Karachi …
Read More »Video Captures Indian Navy Pilots Ejecting Out Of MiG-29KUB Fighter Jet
As we have reported earlier that an Indian Navy Mig-29KUB fighter jet crashed under unknown circumstances shortly after it took off on a routine training mission from Goa’s Dabolim. Last Saturday’s crash of an Indian Navy MiG-29KUB fighter in Goa was captured by several citizens on the ground, but none …
Read More »Pakistani Air Traffic Controller Saves India To Oman Flight From Major Disaster
An air traffic controller from the Civil Aviation Authority in Pakistan saved a plane, flying from the Indian city of Jaipur to Muscat in Oman, by guiding it through air traffic during an emergency. According to reports, the airplane, carrying 150 passengers, was flying over the Karachi region when it …
Read More »Draken Unviels First Mirage F1M Jets Destined For Aggressor Role
In 2017, Draken International announced the procurement of 22 Mirage F1M and F1B fighter jets. Previously flown by the Spanish Air Force, these aircraft will join Draken’s existing fleet of radar-equipped Douglas A-4K Skyhawks and Aero Vodochody L-159E “Honey Badger” fighter jets to support Draken’s Nellis AFB ADAIR contract which …
Read More »German Air Force Refuses To Take Delivery Of Two Airbus A400M Planes
According to the Reuters report, the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) had decided not to take two Airbus A400M Atlas planes that were due to be delivered, citing recurring technical problems with the military transport aircraft. The air force said the A400M had taken part in nearly 1,700 missions and formed …
Read More »Interesting Bomb Markings Spotted On U.S. F-35B Fighter Jet
An undisclosed number of U.S. Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II STOVL aircraft belonging to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 211 (VMFA-211), assigned to the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit, launched the first-ever combat mission by a U.S. military F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter last year. The long-range strikes that struck insurgent …
Read More »Indian Air Force To Retire Mikoyan MiG-27 Ground Attack Aircraft In December
The Indian Air Force is reportedly planning to retire its final squadrons of Mikoyan MiG-27 ground attack aircraft in December. Three years ago, two squadrons of MIG 27 were phased out in Bengal’s Hashimara and Squadron 29 is the last remaining Squadron of MIG 27 in the country, based in …
Read More »Listen Radio Comms Of Retired F-117 Nighthawk Still Flying Over Nevada
Although the iconic Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk was officially retired from active service in 2008 but the U.S. Air Force is still flying the stealth aircraft at Tonopah Test Range (TTR). According to a few reports, Decade After F-117 Stealth Jets Retirement 51 Nighthawk Still Remain In Inventory. The following interesting …
Read More »USAF F-22 Raptor Engines Can Be Repaired With Handful Of Basic Tools
According to war is boring article, USAF F-22 Raptor engines are designed so well it can be repaired with 6 tools found in any hardware store. Despite being a feat of technology and engineering, the F-22 Raptor’s powerhouse is surprisingly simple and requires only a handful of tools- the kind …
Read More »U.S. Threatens Sanctions On Serbia To Stop Possible S-400 Purchase
According to the TASS report, Serbia gives up the purchase of S-400 systems over the threat of US sanctions. In a largely unreported but hugely important story that played out this week in the Balkans, Washington is putting immense pressure on Serbia to shelve future plans for acquiring Russia’s advanced …
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