April 2022

General Aviation News April 5, 2022

Ocean rescues with the H125 for the Chilean Navy

Chile is a country with more than 4,300 kilometres of coastline, not including the Antarctic Territory, so naturally there are a variety of missions needed…

EXTRA NEWS, Military Aviation News April 4, 2022

Ukrainian Military Shot Down The First Russian Su-35 Flanker-E

The Ukrainian military has increased its retaliation against the Russian military as the Russia-Ukraine war approaches its 40th day. The latest clip, which has gone…

Civilian aviation news, General Aviation News April 4, 2022

Air Lease Corporation Adds 32 Boeing 737 MAX Jets to Its Orderbook

Order will support narrowbody market demand as air travel continues to recover737-8s and 737-9s enable ALC to utilize the versatility of the 737 MAX family…

Military Aviation News April 4, 2022

Flying High for More Than 500,000 Hours

The F-35 fleet has surpassed 500,000 flight hours across global operations, demonstrating the program’s progress and continued maturity. “The 500,000 F-35 flight hours milestone represents…

Military Aviation News April 4, 2022

Boeing Successfully Demonstrates Ground-Based Anti-Jam SATCOM Capability

Demo showcased successful integration of Boeing Protected Tactical Enterprise Service (PTES) software elements with an industry partner’s user terminalU.S. Space Force is employing agile development…

General Aviation News April 4, 2022

Sikorsky Leverages Established High-Tech Manufacturing For Faster, More Affordable Production On RAIDER X

The Sikorsky RAIDER X® competitive prototype (CP) for the U.S. Army’s Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) is more than 85 percent complete, progressing 50 percent…

Civilian aviation news April 4, 2022

Moscow says all foreign leased aircraft will remain in Russia

(Reuters) – All foreign leased aircraft still in Russia after the termination of Western leasing contracts will remain in Russia, Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov…

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