The ‘gig line’ is back in the Air Force even if you didn’t know it ever left
The Air Force is defining a “gig line” as part of a wider effort to make standards clearer and easier to comply with.
Air Force training unit at NAS Pensacola begins sendoff of T1-A Jayhawk
The U.S. Air Force announced in 2022 that it would begin retiring its fleet of 177 Jayhawks, which have flown in the service since 1993.
See the US Air Force's 'Franken-bird' F-35 made from wrecked stealth fighters take its first flight
Restoring the salvaged 'Franken-bird' F-35A Lightning fighter jet cost an estimated $6 million, a fraction of the $80 million ...
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Restored ‘Franken-bird’ F-35 returns to flight
rather than the flight line. Air force personnel also restored the aircraft’s critical low-observable coating and structural profile. Following the successful check flight in Utah, the newly ...
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US Air Force Completes First Flight of L3Harris Viper Shield Electronic Warfare System
Anthony Pipe, F-16 Experimental Test Pilot, U.S. Air Force. "The EW advancements this system brings will ensure pilots flying these aircraft continue to make it home." The flight included a series ...