The Pentagon has cleared all grounded F-35s to resume flight testing after discovering the root cause behind twin generator failures this month.
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Month: March 2011
RNZAF getting rid of two De Havilland Devon
The Royal New Zealand Air Force is putting up two De Havilland Devon aircraft for sale. These were last flown in 1980 and were used as training aircraft.
Boeing too wants to sell 767s to replace E-3, E-8
Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and Chief Executive Jim Albaug is confident that his company’s recent victory in the KC-X contest will help to sell 767s to the U.S. military as specialized aircraft to replace the E-3 and E-8.
Al Qaeda stole MANPADs during chaos in Libya
The Al Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) has successfully smuggled out SA-7 shoulder-fired, surface-to-air missile systems from Libya during the ongoing chaos, Chad’s President says.
India’s C-17 purchase hits roadblock
India has decided not to sign an agreement for ten Boeing C-17s until the Pentagon clarifies about the aircraft’s pricing.
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