Israel’s first F-35A fighter has made its first flight in the United States on Jul. 26, the Israeli Air Force has confirmed.
Photo: Lockheed Martin
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See the X-2 up close this October at Gifu airbase open house
Japan’s Ministry of Defense announced that the Mitsubishi X-2 stealth demonstrator will be on static display at Gifu airbase open house on Oct. 30.
China revealed the first fatal J-15 accident
China has admitted that a J-15 pilot was killed back in Apr. 27 this year. Zhang Chao was carrying out simulated carrier landings when he encountered trouble with the jet’s engines flight control system. He ejected from his stricken aircraft at the last minute and later died of his injuries.
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USAF Secretary says she’s not briefed on A-10 replacement
Secretary of the U.S. Air Force, Deborah Lee James, said she found out about the service’s proposal to complement and replace the A-10 attack jet from the news as she has not been briefed on the program.
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U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. David Kujawa
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Canada might keep CT-114 around till 2030
CBC News managed to obtain documents from Canada’s Department of National Defence and the papers revealed the department’s intention to keep the CT-114 Tutor jet trainer flying till 2030.
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By John Davies – CYOW Airport Watch [GFDL 1.2 or GFDL 1.2], via Wikimedia Commons
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