Aviation News
U.S.-backed Syrian rebels stationed near the border with Jordan was pounded by a pair of Russian Su-34 fighters last week. The Pentagon quickly diverted two F/A-18s to the scene to stop the air strikes but the Russians resume their bombing once the jets left for refueling.
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The body of the second Su-30MK2V pilot who ejected after his jet crashed has been found by fishermen on Jun. 17.
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South Korea’s government has completed its own investigation into the blotched attempt to upgrade the RoKAF F-16 with BAE Systems as contractor.
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Four Israeli fighter pilots assigned to fly the F-35 will be traveling to Luke Air Force Base, Arizona next month.
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Photo: Israeli Air Force
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Commander of the Indonesian Air Force, Air Marshal Agus Supriatna, has ordered all nine of its NAS-332 helicopters to be grounded pending inspection.
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