- February 16th, 2026
The “computer brain” of the F-35 stealth fighter — including its cloud-based logistics and mission systems — could theoretically be “jailbroken” to accept third-party software updates, much like modifying a smartphone, according to the Netherlands’ State Secretary for Defence Gijs...
In 2026, how much do military pilots get paid in Europe? The answer depends heavily on geography. Unlike the United States — which fields a unified force structure across the United States Air Force, United States Navy, United States Marine...
As the Arctic ice retreats and geopolitical tensions rise, the world’s northernmost frontier is rapidly transforming from a frozen buffer zone into a strategic arena. The United States and its NATO allies are accelerating plans to secure influence, deter adversaries,...
For much of aviation history, the main way for military aircraft to avoid radar detection was brutally simple: stay out of the radar’s line of sight. In the early days of air defense, that usually meant flying low—hugging the terrain...
The United States today fields the most advanced and combat-proven multirole fighter aircraft in the world. At the center of that dominance is the F-35 Lightning II, widely regarded as the most capable all-around multirole fighter ever to enter service....
When Airbus unveiled the A380, it was meant to deliver a decisive blow to Boeing’s long-reigning Queen of the Skies. Bigger, wider, heavier, and more ambitious than any airliner before it, the A380 was designed to dominate the ultra-large widebody...
Emirates is weighing a return to a second daily flight between Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Glasgow Airport (GLA), a move that would significantly strengthen Scotland’s air links to the Middle East and the carrier’s vast global network. If approved,...
The global aerospace industry stands as one of the most technologically advanced, capital-intensive, and strategically significant sectors of the modern economy. At its apex sit two familiar giants—Boeing of the United States and Airbus of Europe—whose rivalry has defined commercial...
Europe today fields two of the world’s most lethal fighter aircraft, flying side by side in the air forces of different NATO nations—but designed around radically different philosophies of war. On one side is the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II,...
Eurofighter and the NATO Eurofighter and Tornado Management Agency (NETMA) have signed a long-anticipated contract to resume development, testing, and certification of the Aerodynamic Modification Kit (AMK) for the Eurofighter Typhoon, marking a significant milestone in the long-term evolution of...
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